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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26

SHEEP Yesterday the bad break ln
PRICES AZ Chleaga wAH not felt here until
on the Clnss. when three laadn witch failed
90 ssli safW wefs ~ ablr % SCI batter than
lae lower bids and Wero forwarded TO-
day, tnansh rsfsipts ware very ttshL peek
ere iaikea sharp declines risht from the
start. peintink o. she tact chat sftsf Yess
tNfdAFa hfRHk Ht lha Windy NtNt local
values waFe taf euf ~ hHe Hsiiprs aafa
q tie erininh that Nith such Hshi SUP,
~ W ara iHa 8psh8t N "a al was that
aai mush ~ anfthtns VAS aens until sell
siahg ta the taleNnaH 4 iaad a PRETTY
saaa Waht wealnA iamhs sHA ialGF eaflt.
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hfansht tiats teatesaafs dattEs1st tbt
II zoos 40 fafsnaas = disosss - ths
eiia af fhs uaht sarflr ae1 sven fhan
ihgfa WsfH Famm fFtias ismta Waeait fsHa
ta nFeHeN sM enc eNNtsa i6ales hafF
tHasfafe aef naaNF teaaHt tHsm staut
ststt Hafms titHa ~ ahfss aais sf al.
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tsAesa 8eFf aHas iF#m hf9sAiHs Fke ass
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iHsf HaE aN aalsfa HHH aEsH NsafH
tshsA HelF 8Hefst - m8h - lts asf
aa Ma aHHsA eaa w@fH "a tNf8
#astaafHa se HHHHN aM8 hMtea NamNf
lt4 faN ~ ehfNe $50 ANaEfsf. ffafs
aas1 hsH'if tlfHHttts hmH fN64sA
asasF t4A@Wta ewts efttae ttf aW
rtl ts fttflast ftt4a8ass Scissors
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HahH a. 4A#ebs HaHa a#M S. asa tRAt
$3.50 Feff NFEHt aAtt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations Of the Day on Various Com
Inodities.
YORK. Nav 2b-FLoUR-steady


New York. May 25.-FLoUR-steady.
WHEAT--spot. firm: No. durum,
ttiBN. No. hard, st2iMs No / north
ern. Duluth. I.2sh No. i northern. MAJ.
itoba. si.z7h, T. 0. b.. New York Futures.
steady; May, tl16%
coRN-spot, weak; No. 2 yellow s2he.
c. T. T.. New York.
oATs-spot. steady; No. 2 yellow, s4%o.
Q. l. T., New York
HAY-strong; No. l. fl.47aib0; No. 2.
@II0
choice. 1915. 12Q20c. 1914. 5@7c; Pacific
coast, 1915. limi6cs 1914, sat0c.
HIDEs-Firmi Bogota, 1880; Central
America asc.
LEATHER-Firm hsmlook first a7e,
seconds, 36c.
PRoVIsfOEs-pork. steady. mess t26. so
$4,000. family, 6.00@2s.00. short clear,
t23 00M 90 Beef, steady; mess. si7b0n
1900; family, Ei910@20O0 90. Lard, easy;
middle west. ti205Ml3.b0
TALLOW Easy; city i0c; country. ioh
ml0Mc; special, i0Mc.
BUTTER Market steady; receipts. o.9i5
tubs. creamery extras 50WSiho firsts, 70
n zahe, seconds. "a u m2s54e
E0Gs-Market easier receipts, 5000
cases: fresh gathered. extra fine, 24h q Use {,
regular packed firsts, z2A @zs%ci seconds
2fmz2c.
cHEEsE-Market firm; receipts 1879
boxes. state fresh specials, l7h Wl7Aci av-
erege fancy lIA@l7hci Wisconsin Twins
PouAYni Dressed. FIRM chickens 1sQ
Sc; fowls, lsW22hof turkeys, 2sm 3sc
Live poultry, firm. broilars. 500 35e; fowls
2lWzfhci turkeys, lbW20c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26

New York. May 25-Thers was re-
naval Of active liquidation IN the market
for coffee futures here today. Except for
slightly heavier Brazilian receipts there
was no feature ia the reports from pn-
mary markets that seemed to attract much
attention around the ring and the selling
was most generally attributed 10 realizing
BY either foreign investors 10 the nearer
approach Of tho new crop movement or
less favorable view Of Immediate peace
prospects The bulk Of the selling came
early In The day, however, and after
opening at decline 81 10 10 II points,
with September selling At $500 and De-
Gambler at s72c, prices Hteadied on coy.
erlDg Trading WAS loss active on the rally
20 ss.G4o for September and sfsc for De-
cembor, the market closing at net ad.
vance ~ points on May and June, but
generally points net lower Sales $3.50
bags May, s40ci June, s4be3 July, s.b0ei
August, $780, September, s.63; october,
s69e; November, s7aes December, s.7se;
January. sssci February s.ssc, March,
Sa2o; April ssee,
Spot coffee quieti Rio IL, sNc; Santos
IA, i0kc.
No change was reported in the cost and
freight situation.
The official cables reported a decline Of
7b rois 81 Rio and Of l-i6d In the rate Of
RIO exchange, while the Santos market was
unchanged,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26
TAPPINS DOUBLE
CHAMP OF STATE
Hoagland Shooter Breaks Forty
Five Out Of Fifty Targets
Thrown.
DAN BRAY GIVEN PRESENT

Grand Island, Neb, May 25.-(Spe-
cial Tclegram.)-C. c. Tappin Of
Hoagland, Neb., won the state doubles
championship in the Nebraska Sports
mems tournament yesterday, seeur-
ing forty-fiye out OF fifty targets
thrown in doubles. Ray G. Kingsley
Of Omaha was second with forty
three and K. II. Starekey Of North
Platte third with forty-one.
In the $50 target event Hal Wag-
goner Of Diller was first, l45; Ed
Werner, Adams, l42; Gus Sieyers,
Grand Island, AZ; Dan Bray, Column
bus, l42; Dee Tharp, Grand Island,
al.
Dan Bray of Columbus was in at
tendance at the first tournament held
by the Nebraska association forty
years ago, and has never missed a
meet since that time. He was the
recipient this evening at meeting Of
the sportmen Of fine leather up
holstercd chair as an appreciation by
the members Of the organization for
his faithfulness. The scores:
NEBRASKA CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Transfer of Speculative Interest
From Investments to
Specialties.
READING TARGET OF SHORTS

New York. May 25.-Transfer OF specula-
tive interest from investments TO special
ties assumed well defined proportions to-
day leading rails extending their declines
while munitions, shipping shares and mis-
eellaneous stocks made variable gains, only
a few or which were retained at the ir-
regular close. Trading was moderately &C
tive, but lacked the feyerish movements OF
the early week.
Reading continued to be the target Of
the short interest, declining TO l02% at the
opening railying to l0bh, falling back TO
1914 and closing at 1929, overnight
loss OF y points II was again the largest
contributor TO the days operations with an
overturn OF 10000 shares, Other rails were
relatively dull or heavy, closing with
fair average Of quotations under final prices
Of the previous day.
Bethlehem Steel led the war brides In
ex extent Of gain, showing more than It's
usual activity on Its advance Of I'm points
10 1884, United States Steel gave promise
at midday Of resumlng It's former leader
ship, rising III points 20 s6h on numer-
Gus individual transactions ranging from
1000 70 more than 5000 shares, and Lack
awanna Steels were materially higher at
their best. together with some OF the minor
industriais, and Locomotives supplemented
yesterdays best prices before the reac-
ton OF the last hour. Automobile and Can
issues we're outstanding features during the
mid session. General Motors gaining
points, with "a points for Chandler Mo-
tors which made new maximum OF 10bA,
WINE continental iHn rose pflshg 70 ivan
on IT'S gain OF 81 points.
Mercantile Marines regained some of
their recent prominence. the preferred ris-
ing points, and United Fruit kept pace
with the rise IN these issues. United
States Industrial Alcohol featured Its par
tleular class with temporary gain Of ~
points. and such stocks as Sears Roebuck
and Woolworth had their momentary pc
RODS Of strength and activity.
Total sales Of stocks amounted 70 100
600 shares
April statements Of Trans Continental and
greater Granger roads we're again highly
favorable, Union Pacific reporting net
increase Of sf.44s,00O with s6f5,000 for
AtehisOn.
Bonds wre steady on fair distribution
Of trading Total sales, par value, sf,4So,O0O
United States and Panama bonds were 4
to "A lower on call
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26
INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY
OF MUSIC IN CONCERT

the International academy "a Nu.
ais pupils gave their annual fonEsrt
al the Creighton auditorium hal eve
ming About ifn Nttr present
The INSTRUMENTAL mHsN VI lhe nfo.
efam Was tufulfhed tt 4 ihHu three.
piece aJshsslfa and consisted ~ ssfi
mBk aH.fgilaHs from N ffavatUfs
ava thf Nust snd Peasant agruult
The ehltftNs thalm glasses afft slio
u ifAtnfe Ni ihe entertainment
j li Mansfield. dHfliuf 81 the
international AtademY "a MHlH afs
shrgifs. conducted cts program
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26
Clio Club Elects
Officers For Year

Mrs. o "A. Scott was reelected
ptesiden, 81 the Clio club for the
fourth term az meeting held on
Wednesday al the home OF Mrs.
Bryce Crawford Mrs A. \. Eaton
and Mrs w u PercWal are first and
second vice presidents. Mrs w n
Mcfarland. secretary, and Mrs
Charles Morrison. treasurer
The club viii continue lls study 81
MeNlta and South America next year
On account ~ Illness % the hWiiiet
~ members, the annual picnic dinner
Nill not Ne held until September IA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Demand for Cash Wheat is Active
and Prices Rule Unchanged
to a Cent Higher.
CORN PRICES CONTINUE STRONG

Omaha May 26-The demand for cash
wheat was quite active today and the mar
ket ruled from unchanged 20 q cent higher
The bulk OF the three hard sold around
tl.oo and most Of the four hard wheat sold
at s7IsSc.
The corn market was a little stronger
today and ranged from unchanged TO a half
cent up.
Receipts totaled 81 cars and most Of these
were sold on the advance Yellow corn
sold at about a half cent premium over the
white and mixed.
Oats receipts were good and the demand
was fairly active.
The market was a trins weak, however
and sold about a quarter lower
Rye WAS quoted n0minaiiy one cent lower
and barley was quoted cent TO two cents
lower
clearances were; wheat and flour equal
70 i,oss 900 bu.; corn. $4,000 bu.i oats,
400, 900 hu.
Liverpool close. wheat unchanged to ic
lower. corn. NC higher
Primary wheat receipts were $50 900 bu
and shipments. l,00s 900 bu., against re-
ceipts 81 10000 bu. and shipments of 6S6,-
600 bu. last year
Primary corn receipts were 4if, 600 bu
and shipments f5l 900 bu against receipts
on $4,000 hu. and shipments Of 10000 bu
last year.
Primary oats receipts we're 1929. 600 bu
and shipments $4,000 bu.. against receipts
Of $4,000 Blu. and shipments 81 $500 bu
last year
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26
Cabot REcEIpTa.

THESE sales were reported today.
WHEAT-No 2 hard winter cars, ti.0l:
winter car. ti.04; ! car. ti.ozh: 2 cars,
ti02i car, tl.0ih; ears. fi.0Ii cars,
800. cars sshc; I car. s9c; ] car, sshes
cars, eso. No. Z hard winter cars. 9scs
car. sTho; cars. s7c, 3 cars, sshc; 1
car. 30. No. durum: ! car. fi.0i No. 3
miSed car sshc; car. sbbci car.
%; car dighD. $50. Sample hard winter.
? cars. SIC; ! car, sac
RYE--Samplo. an sacks sBe.
Corn No. 2 white; car. eshc. ! car,
sc. No. 3 white; . cars. esc. No whitei
car. 62c. No yellow 1 car, zoe. No. .
yellow cara. e9hc. No. yellow car,
eehe. No. yellow; 1 car, gshe; ! car.
sbc. No. mixed. / car 6shc. No. 4
mixed; ear Csc. No, mixed car, eeci
cars. s6c
oats--No. > white; 6 cars. ssAo. car.
sgc. No white. cars, 5sEe; 3 cars.
sshe sample white car s7hc; 2 cars.
7he. cars. SIC.
Omaha Cash Prlces-wheat; No 2 hard
ti0zNi0e; No. . hard s7cmti.0b; No. 4
hard. sbW9si No spring, fi.0iMii0; No. q
spring, ete4i o.. No durum, fie9Mt0i,
No. durum, s9c4 81 90. Corn No. z white
egWs9i5c. No. . white, ssh NJ soc; No. 4
white, gs96she; No. white, GIN 4Gso; No
> white ezMC7c; No. yellow, 6eh q Toe
No, yellow, e0meehe, No. yellow, 81 n
e9hc; No. yellow, 6s9 SEC; No yellow.
sb@eshc: No. 2 mixed, 6sQeshc; No. 3
esHc. No. s mixed. 67Q ssc; No . mixed.
e4u67c. Oats, No 2 white. l0A % 4ics
standard. 4ek 0f0hcs No white, 3SQ
a9Mc; No white, ssh mssMc. Barley
Mating. e2Webc, No. ! feed. b3m67c Ryei
No. 2. Se490c; No .. ss4s9c.
Chicago closing prices furnished The Bee
BY Logan 4 Bryan. stock and grain brokers.
3lb South Sixteenth street:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Features Of the Trading and Closing Prices
IN Ituard ~ Trade

Chicago. May 26.-Drought and excessively
hot weather causing rapid deterioration Of
crops IN Oklahoma and parthof Kansas
brought about advances today 10 the wheat
market here. Closing prices. although uns
ettled, we're hnhc net higher. with July
AZ 81. loA y and september az t1.1lA. Corn
lost a 20 ~ cents; oats finished half down
ID zhc
As q result Of prevailing adverse condi.
lions. estimates on the Oklahoma wheat
crop were reduced by some authorities to-
day 70 as low az $4,000. 600 bushels, as
against recent forecasts Of rs. 000. 00a bushels
and against last years harvest Of ae.a00.n00
were also much diminished. according 20
current opinions one widely accepted total
being 10000 600 bushels. whereas the latest
state report suggested los. 00n, 600 bushels
Under such circumstances. offers 10 sell
wheat were decidedly scarce the greater
part Of the day. but on tho other hand, the
attempts 70 buy showed material broad
ming GU
Two Interruptions to tho upward course
Of the wheat market took piace--one just
after the opening the other shortly before
the close. Predictions Of cooler tempera.
lures mad possible showers especially In
Oklahoma. caused the transient early set
back Down turns near the end OF tho
session resulted chiefly from weakness Of
the corn market A sustaining Influence,
however. was liberal foreign buying, which
included i,i2tooo bushels for the govern
meBt 81 Greece.
sharp breaks In the value Of corn fol.
lowed announcements that additions u g.
Ooe. 300 bushels 10 the public elevator capacs
ny here were 30 be- made forthwith. Be
slides, the weather waA ideal for the grow
Ing crop. oats held relatively firm owing
10 crop damage reports from Oklahoma ana
Kansas nearish adyiren from other atatea
failed N tbs main 60 act esan offsat
Provisions weakened with boss and corn
Packers appeared 70 be temporarily on the
kelitnE aide
chicago Cash Prices wheat No rod
tiieAWi.llA 70. red. ties No Z hard
tiasAut.ith 10 , hard, tlaiN q 0aA
Germ. No = yrliaw, giAuTaAei No I yais
ioN le8f1c 0aas 30. , ehite aaArM
ttArt standard. a. sar hssi Ne 2 and
M d nnminali so. 4 ee0 Harley seMfkes
Timothy, ts.oe@ktei cinyer lttaHit 90
pofk. ttsftnltke Lard, lifts hits
ga ae0laga
rpTFFH-~taasiusa creamery stHaAe
HuuH-@narairia 1850 eases unchanged
roTArnKa~ rusettisa old. fttslpis. %
ears MitbiKa8. Wisconsin, Minnesota and
DAKOTA white airNtt CO.. Minnesota ana
pakets uhies. se1aile 80, nes. fes siria
ears. firfida, haffeieA fFeH teaaHhsA
rssa4 iaalrlaas Aua AiehamA. saeaad
tfiogapha tifeNtth
fnNtfnf Alive upehsnEad
rhismse Cash rllges Whsat Ne fsa
itseEiiis So ! bsri iitisat6ia
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POTATOES tHgeiuza ait sifia "a
ts4t Nsht6sH5 Miffeaeir NiiHnffais sft
Nahs&a ~hIiss. RteaAi ss MlHnsaais asa
rssafs Ntss tAuAl ~ nss 'Rls
gstss tsselsas kaa Assesses " aaa
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26

HOGs-shippers did not have many or
ders on early rounds. and with packers
trying for a sharp break were able to
buy their hogs at ngures that we're az least
nicsle and. In most cases. dime lower
than yesterday,
The FIRST offers made by packers were
all of Zoe lower and In many cases looked
even more. All other markets reported
breaks but sellers thought that packers
were asking for too large concession here
and early rounds not great deal was
done. bids failed 10 improve much. how
ever. and movement finally started a
/ DC lower basis most OF the hogs selling
that way
The Anish was the everyday dull weak
anAir, with as many ~ twenty five loads
ntiil unand packers became very indifferent,
and while shippers nlled few orders on
the close. late sales were weak at early
prices and even then quite few loads
were reported a. stilt unsoid AZ midday,
The market mainly dime lever
than yesterdays average, and closed IN any
thing q little worse than that Bulk u
the sales was made at 80 te8e.ts, with tops
As high as 80 no.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26
SONS 0F SIT GEORGE MARK
EMPIRE DAY RI DANCING

WFHIHFFN m TOO HE4IHIF M INH
Soma - NJ ufufNe Do iht uHmheI 81
HftE HN tisemhlet a. she ahor ysms
Hlf Mtt Hiehi l0f Ehg pHipWtt N flgs
hiatiHe tWNlfg asy Nn leImsl Ffn
EfRm maittl lhF afea boa 500
etsnMe whs tNent n dsntms ana 49,
WtshMtHa sets tFNeA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26
Printers Holding
General Election

indianapolis, Ind, May 24.-Mem-
bers Of the international Typograph-
ical union throughout the United
States are voting today for officers
OF the organization. President Mars
den G.. Scott OF New York is unop-
posed for reelection Chief interest
in the election centers in the contest
for secretary-treasurer w. Hays,
who has held the office for number
of years, is opposed for reelection by
w +. Merritt OF Houston, Tex,
The official canvass Of the vote will
be begun on June at the interna-
tional headquarters in this city. 1t
probably will occupy two weeks.
Omaha Typographical union, No
100, held its annual election OF Off
GERS yesterday, in connection with its
vote for International Typographical
union officers. The local officers
chosen are President, John II Mar
tin OF the Daily News; vice president,
Fred J. Sullivan of The Bee; secre-
tary-treasurer, Roy G. Human OF the
News; recording secretary, l.. II.
Kolb of the News; sergeant-at-arms,
J. II. Collins; trustees, Oscar Ander-
son of the Beacon press; Henry Beal
of the Journal Stockman and X. 4.
Sperry OF the News; delegates to the
international Typographical union
convention at Baltimore, Henry r.
Van Dercreek of The Bee, and Z. II.
McMasters of the Journal-Stockman.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26

1925; stockers and feeders. {7.25Q900;
bulls. s6.00@S25; calves, &e,5oglL00,
HOGs-Receipts $500 head. market
lower. bulk Of sales. te.65@s.s0: heavy
s9E00ss5; packers and butchers, 1900
asb; light, s9509970, pigs. S9.0oms.25
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5000
head market lower. lambs, 10000 1900;
yeariings. ss.00@l1.O0; wethers, ss.25gs.5O;
ewes, S7y60a825.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26

New York, May 25.-SUGAR--Raw, quiet
centrifugal. sz7c; molasses, b.b0ci refined,
steady; fine granulated, 7.6bc. Sugar
futures were quiet, but prices were easter
under scattered liquidation and selling by
commission houses, AZ noon prices were
TO 8 points lower.
The list was steadlsr IN the afternoon on
renewed support from trade interests The
close was steady and points lower to 2
higher Sales. 1900 tons; May, sac; July
b.2be; September. 52sc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26
Soc York COTTON Markst.

New York, May 25.--cOTTON-spot
quiet; midding uplands. zsoo; sales, 5oi
bales.
Cotton futures opened barely steady July
f2st. october, i2s5o. December. 1900
January. 1895. March. t3.ihe.
Futures closed steady July 1880; oc'
tober, 1880 December, 1890; January
10. o2c. March. ist7c.
The cotton market cioHodbareiy stead,
at net decline Of igM2i points.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26

$3.50. firsts. clears. $500. Other grades un.
changed.
BARLEY-6a@ 73c.
RYE-9gm93izc
BRAN-gia.000Ia50
CORN-Nn yellow, Ia u d75c.
OATs-No. 3 white. sa139hc.
FLAXsEED-4I .s6ll q .oOia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Weds Jack Clifford

New York, May 2s.-Evelyn Mes
bit Thaw, divorced by Harry X.
Thaw last month, and Jack Clifford,
her dancing partner, returned here
tonight after a hasty trip to Balti-
more and announced that they had
been married in Maryland.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26

PRAIRIE HAY--cbolce upland, none
2. 81 00m 90, No. 3. b00@760; Choice mid
land. none here. go 009 0.b0. No. /, 80 90
a. 003 No 2, s7.00ma00; No Q, 5000
co. Choice lowiand, none here, 30 00m
80 50. No. !. is.00as.ooi No. 2, 5000 90,
No. g. ta000600
ALFABFA--cholce alfalfa, tis 90,
No. /. Ff200niao0; No. 2, $4,000 90. No
demand whatever for the lower grades
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26

=
CATTLE -- Receipts we're liberal for q
Thursday, tho total for the four days
amounting 10 1854 head, the largest since
four weeks ago, but slightly smaller than
year ago
The demand wss very good for the bet.
ter grades Of beef cattle 10 that the mar
kot was active while prices were steady 70
stronger. The best beevea sold up 20 1850,
which N tho new high record.
Cows and heifers Of fair quality were
STEADY, but the medium kinds were little
slow
stockers and feeders continue firm, the
market being as high as at any time this
year
Quotations on cattle; Good to choice
beeyes. 1850 $1,000. fair TO good beeves,
tS.2bUg.bo, common 10 fair beeves. tb26W
D.2b; good 10 choice helfers, tT7b99. 90,
good TO choice COWS. tT.b0@s,25; fair
20 good COWS. tg.7b.Q7bo common 10
fair cows tt50067b. good TO choice
feeders, ss00gs76i fair TO good feeders,
t7.s0Qs.00; common to fair feeders. SIG
760; good 10 choice atockers, t7sons 80.
stock heifers. ts7b@s2b; stock cows. 1918
m7B0; stock calves, f7zb@s76i veal
calves 5000 400; bulls. stays etc. 5000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26
Kansns citr GrnIn Market.

Kansas city, May .--WHEAT--cash,
No hard, si.0b0li0; No. 2 red, 1860
i.0s; May, si.01h July, t1.03h@f03h
cOHN-No 2 mixed, 6sM 470c; No 2
white 70c. No, 2 yellow, 70W70hc May,
.GBMe. July. 6GMc
oATs-Ho. 2 white. Hh@45hc; No. 2
mixed. 40m4lc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26

New York. May 6.-METAL.-Lead. s7ib
a735; speter. quiet East St Louis dellv-
cry. IAN asked. Copper firm; eleetrolytlc,
near BY nominal. August and later SIS, so
u 30 90 Iron steady and unchanged. Tin
quet; spot offered at $500.
At London, spot copper fl2a futures,
fies. electr0yfIc. fisz Spot tin. f102 los.
futures, fi92 lbs Lead, fai IL Cd. Spell
ter 1876,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26
sIonx CITY Live stock Market.

Sioux civ Ia. May 25-CATTLE-
Receipts 800 head; market i0glbc higher;
native steers. ss0O@1OOO; cows and heif.
ers, t6b09s40; bulls. stays. etc, 5000
500
HoGs-Reoeipts. 5000 head; market,
5010c lower; heavy, tsb5gs60 mixed.
t945as5b; light Es15Q945; bulk OF
sales, fa460955.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Not quoted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-26

Savannah, Ga, May 25-TuRPEN-
TINE-Firm, sse; aalea. as bbls; re-
ceipts. 4lt bblai shipments, none, stock.
$500 bills
al MIA Z shtomnnts mona start NJ Ia
bba. Quotations. A. u, G, D. sf3b. v. +.
ti,Aoi q, II, N,b0i I, x, Asgh NJ, &tsbi
N, s4,goms.00; WG, &b16m625, WV $40