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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-29

The extension Of the
Beach Drive through the
Corpus Beach Properties
and E.pworih League
grounds is now open 10
the public.
We arc putting on tho
market some 81 the most
desirable properties We
have ever Offered and will
be pleased 10 give you our
special prices and terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
Nrw Yonk erNnnAL MAmKrr.

! Yark. NAY if@FL0UR- Qaiat

Sew Yark. May Fl0rR~-Qatet
WWEAT@Aput market oaaFi 30
durum,. ii asA Ne, hard, winter, 81 ia
80 h northern. nuiuth. ti3AA AN
nNft hafm. MaHitnha. t4HHM4tt d. q NaN
Yark Nmtufpa. NAater5 MAY, ~ H8M
CONS aHppaf market steady Ne 2 Nel'
taw. sfMf g. AeN Apfk
NurH steady, cannleu a. ghNieas iRte
lGMElrt Hatifie coast. 1915 ltUtkf
Oats Hpnt. nfn. standard, t9es 80
WAY alFsae No d ttWQltet Ne q
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
CHICAGO GRAIN ASp rnoyrsIoSs.


Chicago, May l7--Discuss0n Of peace
changes had considerable effect today "
bringing about Lower. quotations on wheat
The market. although steady a. tho close,
was W 70 n 9ie down, with July sii6M
finished ltMAo 20 Ac up, oats unchanged
% he off, and preyislona yafyins IRON
the Same as yesterdays finish 20 q do
cline OF Zoe.
peace ilak showed its market influence
n ne main through &c evident rres re-. ~
trop exports Tere almost unanimous ~
sending word III serious damage from hes.
sian ~. such adyices appeared % receive
foreign exchange TO respond TO yesterday :
advance Ia American markets was treated
az Of greater Significance, and was gem
orally coupld with rports that purehaars ~
Liverpool had become nervous over vague
fnmora as 20 peace,
Bears In wheat were disposed 20 empha-
size the option that the damage from
hessian fly had about reached the maxi
mum for this season.
wheat 10 Holland did not scem 70 arouse
Tho slightest enthusiasm on the bull side
Corn developed flfmneas owing To the
fact that country offerings were light
Besides, shipping demand was said 10
Oats we're steadied by export sales Of
$50 600 bushels at the seabpard, Crop re-
| ports continued unfaVorrable from tbs
southwest, but good from tho biz central
Proeisiona averaged lower on account Of
"a sharp downturn IN the value Of hogs
Railiea at times were prompted by rumors
| ~ peace aud by assertions that i.t0o. 00o
pounds OF lard had been disposed Of for
| Belgian relief
| chicago Cash Prieee~Whoat No. red,
nominal No red. sl12Hi1ah No ?
| hard li.tfWtts. No. , hard, Nls4 .iah
| Corn. No yellow. isA ui6Mci No yei.
/ low, 72hc. No. white. lac. oats No,
/ white. a = q ttc, standard, an Csc. Rye.
/ No. n nominal, No, 2, aeMc Barley 500
see Seeds. Timothy, tbb0mA00i clover
sfbomlt.ao Provisions Pork $4,000
| "A 90, lard tIgT7i ribs. ti22s0is76.
| BurTER~ Higher reeeipta p,ea3 tubs
| creamery, SEQ 2pc.
/ rirsia siMathri ordinary firstAs lsA Y
/ a0At. al mark eases included, 49, d lie,
/ rpTATNEN~-Lnwur receipts, 30 ears
1 Mirhiran, wisconsin Mlnheenta and Dakota
/ white, saWeac Minnesota ana Dakota
| Dhi0n, 7h0kir
| POULTRY Live higher fowls, isc.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
TOO WEAK
TO FIGHT

The Come back man was really never
down-and-out His weakened condition be
cause III over work. lack OF exercise, i'm
proper eating and living demands stmuia-
ton to satisfy the cry for a health-sly-
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viii nut n man on his feet before he
knows il: whether his trouble comes from
uric acid poisoning, the Kidneys gravel or
stone In the bladder stomach derange-
ment or other ailments that befall the
over-zealous American. Don't walt until
YOU are entirely down-and out but take
fnnd YOUR money II they do not help you.
g5c, SOC and si00 per box, Accept no sub
Etitutes Look for the name GOLD
MEDAL on every box, They are the pure,
original, Imported Haarlcm OIL capsules'--
Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Irregularity is the Dominant
Feature Of Days SEES
sion.
RESTRAINT AT THE OPENING

New York May tL--IrseFularlty was. the
dominant feature Of todsys market, which
seemed 70 be governed almost entirely ny
speculative copaidefatlons Or FSlsthe W,
Peace rumorS we're again currant, but they
eNerted little more than passing Influence
far more potent factor was the continued
selling of interna ti0nal issues Including
United states Steel Wall street IL with.
out direct means 0f tracing the source OF
this liquidation, but Il bears the marks Of
stocts we're under partial restraint at
the opening, btu wtthHt0od persistent press
ure until midday, when most ~ the special
Ties ard allied issues fell sharply on rumors
that threatened revival Of recent lnternas
lloDal difncslties There were rallies from
failed % hold, despite tho strength Of Read
Ing, which featured the final hour On ita
c gdaqd ~ 81, @anee o. ~ 70 ne new hish
Munitions ard Motors were AZ ali times
variable. when not heavy the latter sc0ring
extreme recegsions n three 70 eight points
munitions The one striking exception 70
the general tendency IN The war stock
shares was General Electric, which recorded
gain ~ u on its rise 20 i70A Inter
national Harvester Corporation an active
industrial, gained maximum ~ ~ 70 -.
MeNieans were firm during the forenoon,
but fell away With cOppers and other
metals On Increased offerings iater. United
States Steel WAS mora prominent than yes
to-day. but ~ activity WAS largely ~ the
expense ~ its strength closing al praftic.
! ally point less
Aside from HeadinR the tendency ~ rails
was downward, Canadian Pacific Yielding
much of ~ recent rise. with material re-
cesslons IN other standard issues of that d.
vision Mercantile Marines babe fair 10
make new records OF ono time, but gave
way toward Tho end, when tha course Of
prices indicated an excess Of supply over
demand.
Total sales Of stocks amounted 70 10000
shares
Receipts of International gold from Can.
ada Impaired further strength 20 sterling
and ffnnes but trading ~ foreign remit
! taueeH was almost nominal
Demand FOR Anglo French b contributed
| largely 10 the firm market for bonds To-
tai sales. par value aggregated 100000
| United states bonds npehangea On calL
| on stocks today we're,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

New York May 17.-coFFEE-The mar
ket for coffee futures more active to-
day with prices showing further gains on
reports Of rather better and renewed sup-
port from recent prominent buyers Bust
ness was quiet early, but the market
opened unchanged TO 3 points higher and
trading became more active late In the
afternoon, with July contracts selling up
10 s5sc and March TO s.bsc, or 20 nearly
the &c level while April closed AZ DC bid.
Tho general list closed al q net advance Of
10 6 points Sales including exchanges
from July 10 later deliveries amounted 70
$500 bags May. $3.50; June, s.h6c !
July, s6sc. August. s.sfc; September. zoe
October, s.74c. November, s.7so; December,
8sio; January ssac; February. seic;
March, s97c. April. s0Oc spot coffee.
steady, Rio e., sNc; Santos q. NC. 4
small hale OF Santos ". now afoat, was
reported at shc I'm store" 70 arrive. and
some highly described Santos 30 and q for
American credits No fresh cost and
freight offers were reported. The official
cables reported an advance Of 100 refs IN
the santos market with Rio and the rates
OF Rio exchange on London exchange
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

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tiseft fi aMtH feafMes a.ggfa see
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

HoGs--Rsoeipta. while quite a BIT lighter
than FeEterdayfH heavy run, were sui on
ihe heavy order, III cars. Or about l2.oeg
head being on hand. For the firai hair ei
MS week arrivals foot W N,2sa mead bf .
I'M ii 600 larger than last weeh, nna
about The same as for two weeks age ppt
smaller than a year aRo bY 1000 head
buyers gradually Whitfield down ne
fiffy or more cars that we're reported leI
ID noon yesterday until not more thhn
twenty londa were carried over for To-Day
Evsn al that. however, total offerings ihl5
morning we're big. and when buyers cam.
Out Offering prices thgt we're 10 more thAh
100 below the best tine yeHtefdsy u ala
not lake sellers long 20 make 40 thtlf
minds 10 cut loose, especially ~ othHf
points were reporting even greater az.
clDes - - ~
the way through today, and movement waA
active throughout, closing prices peihk
etronK with The opening, and ~ some caHes
being quoted ~ n0ticesbiy better ihhn
early Values today, compared Win ire
early trade yesterday, we're NANNY lpe
lover, although had " beep possible % khl
ii ali tho sales yesterday costs TO-DAY
would not have averaged more than DO I've
down 40 .s6s
atS, long string selling around s,eV.
There Was, o. eourse, the usual spIihkiihk
bnth ways and a few punches o. thH best
6rasiea sold AZ high aH 1919, tho TOP
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Receipts Continue Heavy and
Sales Are Made at Prices I'M
changed to Cent Decline.
RUN OF CORN is VERY LIGHT
oMAHA. May ln lale.

OMAHA. May ~, 1915.
Wheat receipts continued heavy again
today and the demand for this cereal was
quite active. Tho bulk OF the NO. hard
sold around jill, but some u the choice
No hard sold at gl4 No. hard
wheat sold from uncranBed TO lc lower,
the bulk Of the sales being made a. io
decline. The wheat market as whole
was quoted from unchanged % lc lower.
Tho corn run was very light and few
cars ~ this cereal we're sold At prices
ranging from unchanged 20 NC higher.
The oats market was steady, but re-
eeipts we're very light and there was only
moderate demand for this cereal,
Rye and barley were quoted noninally
unchanged
clearanoen were: wheat and flour equal
@ 1879 900 bu, corn. 10000 bus oats
6T7 900 bu.
Liverpool close wheat unchanged
corn unchanged.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000 bu.
and Hhipmens $4,000 bu., against re-
calpts Of $4,000 bu and shipments Of
400 600 bu. last year
Primary corn receipts we're 65S,oA0 bu
and shipments 500, 900 bu., against re-.
eeipis 81 100000 bu and shipments u 1885,
600 bu last year.
Primary oats receipts were 1920, 900 bu
and shipments l,t79,000 bu,, against re-.
eelpis ~ $4,000 bu. and shipments Of
AAb, 900 bu last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

cATTLE--Reeeipta Of cattle were 81 mod
crate proportions, about 1900 head, 0r Sow
eral hundred mora than wera mere lhst
"Wednesday, although the three days SUP
ply has been pretty much the same as
week ago ,
Qualify was good today and all classes u
buyers went after she deHlrabia ehitle ~ ~
wnlRhtA actively ard paid steady 20 stronger
prices for them. Both ysariinRa ana heavy
cattle sold W 70 1910, the highest price
paid 50 far this year
Cows and heifers we're also IN broad ae
mand and sold freely 81 fun recent auote-
tons
III ntookers and feeders the inquiry from
iha country was better than ~ has heen
Tor several years, but supplies we're meaFsf
and prices did not show any particular
change ,s.
yeariings tbab4ef9. good 20 eheiee be.yeH
ia9gHBfo. fair 20 good beeysal fg.0oWgzs I
common 10 fair beeyea, ts.00Hao0t 5000 g
choice heifers, tft0MB7b} good 70 chDlcn
cows, f7s0mAI0, fair 70 good cows. Hebpm
9o. common 10 fair COWS s42sWeb9i Hooa
10 choice feeders, t7300S60. fair 20 good
Feeders, gTb0m1D 90: common 10 fair f.sdefs
as7tM1,t 0; good 70 choice stoekefs, l,dsW
t7t, stock hsifcfs, t7,2bms,zbi stock cows.
fGb0mT7b; stock calves, fip0Mpoo; veal
calves, gg000lLb0, bulls, stays, e'c' P'Vp
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
Kansas rIty live stock Market.

Kansas city. Mo- May tT.--cATTLE---
Receipts $500 head; market, steady
prime efd steers. ta.b0Wgg0, dressed beef
steers, ts46nBBb; Western steers, 1880
e76. stockers and feeders t725 m5.7b,
bulls, t6.0047.7J; calves. $500 100
HOGS-Heoeipta. $1,000 head market.
lower close steady with yesterday. bulk
q sales ts.4b00.7bs heavy ssg0qssoi
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
Cotton MARKET.

New York, May l7.-coTToN-spot
quiet; middllng uplands, i3i5c. Sales, 200
bales
Cotton futures closed steady. May,i2e4c;
July. i3.0sc; October, 1885, December,
a. Soc January, i35tG.
The cotton market closed steady al q
net advance Of 10 TO 10 points.
Liverpool. May l7.-CoTTOH-spot ir-
regular. good middling soc. middlinE,
$40. low middllng, SAFE sales, 10000
bales
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
o,Is and Ro.,n.

Savannah, Ga. May I7.-TURPENTTNE
Firm. 49, q 39c; sales, 470 bbs. receipts.
g57 bbls; shipments, AS bbls.i stocks, 1901
bhls
ROsIN-Firm; sales, i.47o bills. receipts,
$50 bills: shipments. 1898 bbls: stocks
54,bs4 bbls. Quotations. A, u, si364446 :
sL75; NJ, $3.50; N, $500; VIC, s5.45; WV,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
omoAoo llyyE STOCK MARKET


CHICAGO. May I7-~CATTLn Receipts
ik.ata hNaA market strunA native beet
cattle a. tnWfe.Akl western steers ~ iNM
s1Hi atpeksfs and frrdsfN "a netH ~
saNh aal helfefs. tttoUtApg calves, o.. eh
b ID HA
Haas- Receipts tAeo8 head market
WsAk iAM4uf iewer3 bulk hl aatea. ~ ieM
ees light fekaWHte mlseA. fa.RouhR6
heA&4 taAamasas feaEh. ts@eu ass visa
F tHUHA0
suFkp Ann LAMBS Receipts. iaha6
fssas niafArt atfanF eathafs. tffaH
lees. swss. taeQN SCI laats. tf.eaH
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
Inndnn stneL MarLnt.

London, May i7.--Most Of yesterday $
buoyancy in American securities disap-
peared and they closed dull.
sILVER--Bar 36hd per ounce.
MONEY-4W4h per cent
DISCOUNT RATEs-short bills and
three months. S@4A per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

sHEEP--Ths sheep and lamb run WAS
the largest IN a number % days. estimated
recsipts being twenty eight cars, or ippp
head. This brings tbs total for the three
DAYS up to 1885 head, when ~ heAin
4 6ao larger than a week ago and COCO
heavier than year ago, but smaller thah
two wsakH ago by $500 head.
For tbs first time IN "a good many days
receipts we're large enough to give packers
4 little nay IN the price making ana they
came out with bids that we're generally
easier being sharply lower on the welkht
Ter lambs. which owing to supply scarcity
have been selling almost an high as handy
ssIiors we're avsras 20 taking less than
steady prices. aud IN most eases asked
higher, and the result WAS that little
trading was done during the early part
Of the forenoon when the lambs finally
sfaried 10 move however, II was on .
rompfomise hAuia most Of the llEht and
handy clippers GolnK on steady basis
aud selling even stronger in spot Or two
while the fow sales 81 weighty lambs that
we're made during the oAfltef hours was
eenefally easier being quoted ~ mainly
0c lower
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

fornia. ~ aife: orsEons. 7Qioc Aprieots,
firm; choice. s4dae: extra choice "a q
lie fancy, lf4ll&c. Peaches firm, choice
b0Bhc extra choice, Y q u ne; fancy
5a.G6Lc Raslns. quiet. loose museatels,
sn8Ac; choice TO fancy seeded, q SC;
/ anndlea. s Z. n lnr-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
DRY Goods Market.

New York. May l7.-DRY GooDs--cot
ton goods were quiet and firm today
worsted yarns OF staple character were
quiet. Lacea and embroideries were quiet.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
nmnhn Hay Market.

Omaha, May l6.-pRAIRlE IIAY-cholcs
upland, sl1.06q11,50 No. j. fo.09mll 90
Choice midland, ii060Ql1 co. No. /. 500
Qi00 90; No. 2, t700@e.00; No. 3. 1900
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

New York, May I7--srGAR--Raw easier
centrifugal. 6,b2c; molasses, b75c; refined
steady. 1ne graduated, 7s5c.
Sugar futures were easier and at noon
were 3 to points lower on scntterea iqui-
dalton,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

packers and butchers te.5oQsf5; light.
ss40asT0; pigs, Ss.fa9a.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeeipts 400
head; market, steady, lambs. 10000 ] 2. So.
yearllngs, ss.0o6it.26 wethers. $3.50 $50;
swea, ss00Ig4n.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
I,IverpooI Grain Market.

Liverpool May -WHEAT-spot No
Manitoba, i2s 100; No. ,, l2s 6iAdi No
northern spring, l2s I'D, No. red west
ern winter, lis sd,
CoRN-spot. American mixed new
lis 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

f2s. 90 q 90. 90 Iron: Steady and unchanged
Tin Strong; spot tie.0e0 50 90.
At London Spot copper, Eis5; futures,
ff43; eleetroiytie, f1bs; spot tin, flef By,
futures fla7 los; lead, f32 i0si spcltert lhb.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

ZOO. Choice lowland. ss.5O91o 600; No, 4.
So 00Ta.oe; No. ., $500 6s.O0i No. ;, $500
Q6.0u ~. -
sTRAW-None on the market No de-
mand to speak OF. Choice wheat So'eVW
q. 90 choice oat or rye S600Wh50
ALFALFA-Choice. 12bOn ~; NO 40
tlLb04l2.60; No. 2. 5000 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

Berlin (via London, May 1e.--Extensiye
real estate holdings IN the vicinity OF Mu-
Mich. Bavaria, have been obtained by the
Krupp works.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
y,.no,.,,d ADnle, and DrIsd Fruit.

New York, May 7-EYAPORATED
APPLBs-Dull; fancy 7@sc; choice, 90
SIC! prime, bMbhc,
DRIED FRUITs-Prunes, steady, Cali
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
New YORK Metal Market.

New York May T.--METALs-Lead,
a. 30M7.bo. spelter dull. east 81. Louis de-
livery. ki5.25 asked Copper firmi cleo
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

Omaha, May t7.-Bank clearings ieI
Omaha today were s4.443, 5s752. and for the
corresponding day last year, E5609,l9t.A.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
Krnnna RenchInr ont.

Turn old furniture, household goods and
clothing into cash with a Bee Want Ad'
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
cAnLoT RECEIPTS.

Omaha Cash Prices wheat. No hard,
t1,ltW11ts No. hard, fl06ll 0s14 No,
+. hard, 5000 i.0Gh No. ? spring 1900
III. No 8 spring, ti'0s0f l0 no durum,
Fl,01@ %. No. = durum, ii,06Ii07. Corn
No. white, 70W70hei No . white, eah ~
zoo; No I white, 6smsahe, No white,
67E Meshci No. white, 7eW77Hci NO
yellow. 7lW7lhci No. 3 yellow 10h u1iei
7oq7O4c, No. yellow, 6Sa70c; No 3
mixed, 70h W70hc. No, mixed, l0Wf9Hci
No mixed, GSi5 a70e No Q mixed, 50 ~
6ahc. No. 8 mixed, GsA n SIC. Oats, so ?
white, 4zh W42%e; standard, t2Wtzhef NO
white. AN n A2ci No. 4 whlte1 Il " ~ ~.
barley Mailing, eb06soi No. ! feed. b8n
800. Rye. No 2, sSh @9Oe; No ., ssh
Qsso.
the following sales we're reported.
WheAt-NO, 1 hard winter. car tf.if,
80. hard wintari ! car, lylt. car
gL1eM; ! car, tl.i2. 2 cars III. No. 3
hard winter: 2 ears ti40sh 10 cars, 1908
esfss, sio7A :, cersi. u'gl 2 cars
! car ti.06A; cara 1905 cars ti+0bh
cars, tt.6B, 72-b cars, G,0E cars,
tf03A; 10 cars, tL0ai 2 cars, 100. Sam
pie hard winter ! car, 97e. 80 car, a0cj
car, sbo. M mixed. / car, fl.0G. No.
4 mixed / ear 400.
corn--Ho. white. ] car 70hc No. 9
white, cars, 67be. No. yellow, car,
zoe No mixed, car I0he. No .
mixed, cars. 70bc. No. mixed, car,
oats--No. . white car, 40. No. :
40Mo cars. 40c. No I nlred. car. see.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Active Demand for Good Quality Of
Cattle With Prices Steady to
Stronger.
BIG RUN OF HOGS IS SOLD

The following liable SHOWS Inc ff'"IpIH p
cattle. hogs aud sheep NJ the Omaha i've
stock market for the year 70 date as com
iefe 1915 Inc Dec
Cattle $4,000 2q0.sit si.i9i .s.s.'
Hogs ..,i,4sI766 l,2bbNs 2a2,as7 :.:'.,,
shoep -. s06.if3 b06,637 ,tt,,.. ioo,Asa
Tho following table shows the average
prices on hogs at the Omaha live stock
market for the last few days, with com
PARSONS
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

New York. May i7.--MONEY-On call,
steady: high. per cent. low, ! x per cent:
ruling rate. IN per cent last loan, per
cent; closing bid X per cent; offered az
e per cent
MERCANTILE PAPER--3A per cent.
STERLfNG-siKty-d day bills, N7bh; de-
mand, tl76 1916; cables f476h.
TIME LOANS--EaHyi sixty and ninety
days, 2N93 per cent; six months, 9U3h
per cent
sILVER--Bar. 7BEc: Mexican dollars,
HsAc.
BoNDs--dovernmen and railroad,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

do coupon 99EMo.K q T LIST Is 70
81 s. 5s, reg ..i0f hMo. r. Con. Gs.1ot u
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Put Up Your Pineapples Now. The HeaIihiest
and Cheapest Fruit Grown Tor Preserving

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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-04-27
NOrbeCk Fav0rs
Rural Credits Plan

Sioux Falls. Apr. 18.-Peter Nor
beck, candidate for governor at the
republican primaries, said in an in
terview here:
Il am firmly convinced that an
adequate rural credit system would
play an important part in the de-
velopment of agriculture, the main
industry of this state. To get new
farmers is not the first need. To
make conditions more favorable for
those we already have is far more
imperative, and this a be more
speedily done when 1t is possible
for them to get the money on long
time terms at low interest, with
small annual payments on the prin-
cipal."