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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-22
SOME ONE CAN BUY A REAL BARGAIN
counts. west vLrgInIn. nm on

SATURDAY, AUGUST y 1918,
at two o'clock +. A., ut tho front door
Of the Court House Of Harrison County,
sell ut public cutlery to the highest bid
der upon the terms hereinafter named, the
following property tO.wit:
First The undivided one, seventh inter.
est In coal In and underlying Ilhl acres OF
land situate on the waters OF Brown Creek
Harrison County, West Virginia, aud 1t be
ing the same undivided interest which
WIS inherited by John e. knight from
Valentine Knight, his father aud It be.
ing the same property which was conveyed
10 Valentine knight MS shown In the rec
ords OF the Clerk OF the County Court
of Harrison County, West virginia. In Deed
Book No. 80, page 10: Deed Book No. SS
page 173, and Deed Book No, 90, page ~
Second Property situate In Union
Heights with two story building there
on, facing on Park Avenue, and being
known ms Lots. No. 40 rs shown on plat
known as Union Heights sub division No.
! mud II being the same property conveyed
TO John {. knight and Of record In the
office Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of
Harrison County, West Virginia, In Deed
Book No. IA, page 100
Third Property situate IN Industrial
Addition with building thereon, the said
lot facing Fowler avenue, and corner to
Avenue. and being known MS lot No 62l.
on plat of East Clarksburg and II being
the same property conveyed to John G.
Knight by deed being OF record In the
office Of the Werk OF the County Court
OF Harrison County, West Virginia, in
Deed Book No, 1ii. page al.
TERMS or SALE
One third cash in hand on day Of snle
and the residue in two equal payments,
with interest from date, payable to the un-
dersigned Special Commissioners IN six
and twelve months from date, with option,
however, to the purchaser to pay all cash
or as muck over the one third as pur-
chaser may elect
W. FRANK STOUT,
II. MERENnINO,
Special Commissioners.
I, /. Wade COilman. Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Harrison County, West Virginia,
do hereby certify that bond with security
approved by me us sufficient and In the
penalty provided by said decree, has been
given by said Special Commissioners.
/. WADE COLEMAN,
Clerk nf tho ClrruIt Court OF Harrison
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-22

FOR SALE-By owner, four room cottage,
pantry, front and back porches, gool
well, and three corner lots +OXlI5 under
cultivation, berries, cherries, plumS, uP-
pies, peaches, etc, situated GlenwGou ad-
chicken farm and truck gardening. Price
1880. Bell phone or write William IL
Grow, Clarksburg, W. Va.
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FOR SALE--HouSES

FOR SALE-TWo story. seven room house
In the best residence section Of Bread
Oaks, near G0f Plaza, two blocks on
paved street House 10 on nice level lot
Large chicken house ana small stable on
rear OF lot. address $50 care Telegram
Office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-22

FOR SALE OR RENT-Two story, eight
room house, pantry, wafer and sewerage,
oak finish, cabinet mantelS, china closet,
slate roof Williams street, Biltmore
Heights, North View. Home phone liH
He'll phone 204.L,
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FOR SALE-New room house, bath, pan
try, front and back porches cement, eel;
lnr, slate roof, lot IOXl2O. On orchard
street, Stealey Heights. For price ana
terms see +. a. Olds, la Chapel street.
Bell phone ll2J-J.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-22

FOR sAIE-About "a acre, with small
unfinished cottage, in Norwood addition
30 bearing fruit trees, garden, running
water. 500. $40 down, balance M equal
note some and two years. w. II. MasoA'
Norwood addition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-22
BEAUTY PARLOR

yelma S. Mccoy Beauty ParlOrs. Vita
Violet Ray, electric massage, scale treat
ment. Children's hair bobbed. Bring yo4r
hair combings here and have them N, mhG 9,
IN. room II, Irwin Building, Bell Si3-R'
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Bee0tlwood.

Now don't go wrong, for
you can buy lots in this addi-
ton at prices never before
heard Of. ALI lots front on
wide streets and have alleys
in rear.
Prices $50 and $10O
$500 down, balance 50 per
month. No taxes, no inter
est.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-22

FOR RENT-Five room house with all
modern cOnyenlences; water rent paid I;
Sl5OO per month. Apply to ]. NJ. Wine
80 Hickman street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-22

FOR RENT-Four houses, one six rooms
In Stealey Heights, 6 rooms on Phillppi
ST., rooms In Broad Oaks ana rooms
nj New Fair Ground Glenn Il. Waters,
800 Prunty Bldg, Bell phone lS2I-J.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-22
REPAIR WORK

ALL KINDS roofs repaired; spOutlng and
eYetroughs hung at l2I9c per foot. Low
prices; all work guaranteed, drop postal
and / will call. Theo. Boone, General De-
IIvnrv ritv
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NOTICE.

NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE OF YALU,
ABLE COAL INTEREST SITUATE On
THE WATERS OF BROWN CREEK,
AND REAL ESTATE IN UNION
HEIGHTS AND INDUSTRIAL ADDl-
TION IN HARRISON COUNTY, WEST
VIRGINIA.
Ada II. knight. Plaintiff,
VS.. IN CHANCERY.
Clarksburg Trust Company, committee for
John c. knight, lunntic defeidant'
Eroel May Knight, By Ada B. knight, her
next friend, Plaintiff.
VS.. IN CHANCERY.
clarksburg Trust Company, committee for
John c. knight, lunatlc, defendant.
The undersigned Special Commissioners
to an order entered In the above
EtyiRd cause ON the 8lSt day ot Aqrehsl
10 !. ~ ~ l[.lranlt. lsonll y ~.
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FOR SALE

Eight rooms brick house. Will sell
cheap for quick sale. Must be seen
to be appreciated. 1872 Broaddus
Ave-, or call Bell 731-R'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-22

FOR RENT-Seven room house, within 100
feet OF Coz Plaza, $50 a month. Water
rent paid. Call Angelo Grantano, Bell
nhone 7S3-R-2
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WANTED To RENT

hN>>S-N~NS%7~>N---
WANTED TO RENT-FOur or five room
cottage, with yard, not too far out Adj
dress "E.," care Telegram office.
WANTED TO RENT-Two rooms with pri-
waite bath, furnished or unfurnished; by
two geneltmen. The Hub, $50 West Pike
street.
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HELP WANTED

MEN WOMEN WANTED - Government
Jobs. Vacancies constantly. 5000 month.
Write for list of positions now obtain
able. Franklin Institute, Dept. 4BS-h'
Rochester, n. Y.
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FOR SALE FARMS

FOR SALE-A well improved farm Of 100
acres, tive story house, barn and out
buildings, plenty Of fruit. Ideal for fruit
growing and grazing. VIII divide Into
10 and 100 acres, with improvements on
the w acre tract, If 1t will suit purchaser
See me nj once il you want u bargain.
II. j. White q Co., McCarty Bldgr Bell
phone lOS, Res. l3G2-l., Home 49,.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-25
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Session Opens Active and Strong Ex.
cept for Intermittent but
Minor Reactions
SHORTS YIELD RECENT GAINS

NEW YORK. April 2l.-TaMng its cue
from the more hOpefuf adViees regarding
international conditions received over The
Weekend. todnys market opened active
but minor rcacttonA continued ~ upward
progre"a 10 the end. Some NJ tho more
active faForitea recovered from 70 9
points over last weeks lowest quofHe
lions and Investment ls8ueH. including
rails were better by I ~ points
Much ~ tho days headW9y WaB ef@
fected ~ The cxpcnno " the short inter
eat that faction being made ~ Yield u
very large part of ~ recent gains. The
character of the buying ~ vel aR IT,
scope, pointed ~ an 0yerBold condition
ana the rase With which certain Bpecu
lHtiYe Issues advanced. Indicated Hu ina
creaHlnR scarcity ~ those stocks. except
for legitimate demand
This was especially applicable 20 United
states bteel ana Mercantile Marine, which
led The active days Stehl Wnde o maxis
mum gain 0f 2B 10 wv. and Marine pre-.
ferred rose Ga 10 Ms With ZM for the
common. ~ zsH. u was generally M
Funied thar The f5fc ~ STEEL bore some
folati0n - ino quarterly statement - bc
lnsued tomorrow which undOHbtfdlY VII
IHiHrlOvc record earnings Marines wcTe
strong throughout bui gained most u
lhelr adVAurH m announcement tb0l
pending litla1tiOn ia % BE- submitted 10
Il referee
.other strong ana prominent iasues in
Guided the MeNicgn group Me1iran
Petroleum gaining Ta ~ BAt, Greene
Ganaueo Fs ~ AGl5 and American Hmelt.
inf 3H ~ ~ Crucibia ateel, BALDWIN 10
c0mOtippH. General Electric s0me ~ the
motors ana al ibe leading ogppors we're
higher ~ 2 ~ : points ana United stHtet
industrial Alcohol fOse 5 10 iB. bven
/ WrNln4hGuae rose superior 10 labor
troubles rising eubBt8ntiali3
Reading NHs tbe moe' active N ihA
railway division bat RrahfTfa and pae
efi0a were not nHresp0naite % fAgOf8be
Traffic reports aud fhc aOBthffB Pacific
statement far March ehieb showed y
net gain 0f T3g aW T0tal sales ~ stocks
amounted 10 79jfa0 Alafcs
The bond mGrhet Waa wp8dy viii an
eSpaDaiOn n dealings Total sales. Dnt
value we're 81 l75fG0.
trited States bonds Hero unchanged
on call
Nlimbef of saies ana leading quotations
On aIncEa lnnaN Nnra.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-25

Der to siic, but offerings were not heavy
at the decline and prices rallied later on
July sold up TO s.I5c and September 10
s.2ac, and the general list closed steady
nt net advance Of 10 6 points, Part
Of the business was IN the way Of switch
ing from May % Ser tcmber at 70 points
ana 70 December "A points. Sales, ~ ~
bags; April, SnSc, May, ssl9c; june si3c
July, s,i6c, August, l0c; September
s.eic; October ST.; November, s3Dc. De
cember S33c, January S.31c; February,
6.4lc; March. Sfc.
spot coffee, steady Rio II. 93tc santos
~. i0sc. Very few fresh offers were re-
ported IN the cost and freight market
bnt santos 3s and ~ were said 10 be
here ut l020c, London credits The OF.
tieial cables showed q decline Of 20 reia
IN the Rio markets since the ciose here
lost week. Santos was not quoted.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-25

handy stuff that one packer bought ON
first rounds we're Sc lower than last
weeks close.
other buyers would not do that welt
however and most OF tho lambs re-
mained In the pens throughout good
share OF the forenoon. Later reports
from outside points reported declines
similar 10 those packers were insisting
on here, and when most of the handy
lambs finally began 70 10 scalewnrd II
wnA AZ figures that showed a i0Nl5c re-
duction from last weeks close
very slln supply OF old sheep sold
on about a steady basis. Nothing toppy
was here. two cars ~ fair ewes which
sold ~ 1910 making W the bulk Of the
supply.
Quotations on sheep and lambs Lambs
good to choice handy, fii 3ait.6J, l9mbs
fair TO good handy sll O0ull.g. lambs.
fair 10 choice heavy, i6.a0ltll %, lambs
clipped. handy. q. 7yGt9 50i lambs clipped
heavy, 81. 2ilt9. %. yehrlnBs. fair 10 choice
light ~ 250ti0. 10 yedrlinRa, fair 10 choice
heavy, 81 5Od9.2 wethers fair % choice,
IS Ztzt926. ewes. good 70 choice. 81 .1Da
a.01, ewes, fair to good. S7.fJ0s b0i ewes.
clipped So ,DOIf7 .8j
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-25

CATTLE Receipts we're only modcr-
ate today 20i cars being reported ~. Al
the same time there was q fair demand,
especially for good light cattle and they
were IN active demand NJ prices n little
Htfonger again than last week, The best
here sold % 20 1870. Heavy cattle. on
the other hand, we're si0y and the feel
ing weak cOws and helfers. as well as
stockers and feeders were generally
Htsady with Last weeks CLOSE.
Quotations on cattle Good 10 choice
yearlings, tD,0OUg 80. good 10 choice
beeveH tsg0n9.a5. fair 20 good beeNes.
ssC1as,Do common 10 fair baeYes, gf7Ju
SEQ. good 10 choice beifers s7f1us. -;
good 10 choice COWS. 81 ti2tds.00, fair 10
good eowe, Nzy4I2d. common 90 fair
COWS, N0qs,A good 70 choice feeders,
N.lSusb0; fair 10 good feeders. VI Dn
10; common 20 fair feeders, " bDn7 ~;
good 10 choice stOckers, s. e0usiDi stock
heifers, B7sus0O; stock cows, s62Gff7 ~;
stock calves 81 OH9sD0 veal calves, tiz5lp
1870; bulls, stays, cto se0yasso
Representative aaieA.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-25
WV YOnK GENEnAL MAnKEr


4 NEW YORK, April 4.--rL0UH~ ~Qniet,
spring patents, p.VU6.5y. winter patents
l Ayg0NgDyl; winter siralRhis, t550lfS 66
1 MliEAT~Apot, irregular No. z hard
! N.34s No. | northern. dtfrum. si9 No
northern, Duluth, t.2sA, NO D0rthern
iurea, unsettled. May. si.a
collN-spoi. rtfady. No. yellow. 90e,
G. !, a, New York
OATS -spot steady standard. G034a
llAY-Flrm; No. l. gl.a5af4o. No. 2.
,g0pi'@; No. ., IL0ai@' shipping. 81
HOPS steady; state common 10
choice, 1918, 4u@c stalf tm1c; Pacific
coast, 1915, l2ulbcj 1914. 8Qiuc.
HlDEs-sFlrm' Bogota, a3n34c, Central
America a3c.
LEATliEH Firm homlcck firsts. sGc.
seconds, J3Gt8if
PROVISIONS Pork. nrm. mess. atbo
MAm, family, fg5 0g4iIl 20 short clears,
N22 Nf4i2g, o. Beet, stcady, mess. g1Ta1lr
ls.DJ, family. fia,0m3g. ~. Lard, strong,
middle west ti265atg.G
TALLOW steady. city. DAe. country,
a4mJA.c. special l0lac
BUTTER Firmef receipts, it5G tubs
creamery extras bl4ud9ihe firsts, 35a
s3Ac seconds a3iaHaisc
EGGS lfirmer. receipts 25p,5 eaaoa.
fresh gathered extras. 2}lg02ic regular
packed flrsts 2lH22e, seeonda. e1ff0lac.
CHEESE steady reociptH y ial boxes.
state speeiAH held is.sdlari frueh npo
clals iGaNic, average run ibllWPae.
Wisconsin twins. held iMmitr
POULTRY Alive nominal drc sod
firm chickens. ilm30c fowls, llsaH3.f
turkeys. Bose
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-25
cHrcAao GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feasures 81 the TradinE aud Closing
lsaAnaa IN llnnrA nl Trade

Prices Hoard 0f TRADE.
CHICAGO April ~ Word that con
sessions ~ Germany haG become virtually
assured. cnuacd the value Of wheat TODAY
10 average higher The market clos
unsettled hut a shade TO tc up. with
May ~ t,l2A and July ~ tl2h Corn
finished al a sixteenth off 70 MNasc al
vance, oats varying from a decline or
shade to hMfSc advance. and provislona
unchanged TO ioc higher.
Throughout the day prices ~ the wheat
market hinged chiefly on developments
regarding the crisis with Germany The
upward tendency ~ quotations was mani
Tested strongly nj the atHrt. but upturns
were seized on by some houses as afford
ang welcome chance 10 close out 70 nds
Nantage a number ~ rather heavy hold
snps The result was material setback.
which for time carried the market we'll
below Saturdays latest figures. More
definite assertions OF notable measures
being undertaken hy Germany 10 preserve
friendly relations with tho United States
Jed afterWArd "a a fresh advance w prices
20 level higher than before The rise
however was not we'll maintained, much
doubt eNistlne As 60 whether tho Yield
ing hy the Rerl'n government would prove
20 be % sufficient extent TO satisfy the
eDthorilies "a Washington.
Announcements that exporters Mere re
ceiling did good deal late IN the fay
a. offset huliish sentiment regarding
wheat Dispatches from both Winnpeg
and Baltimore told Of foreigners rsiln
aulAhing purchases that had he y made 81
Z hHFis ~ shipment "a Europe The
baltimore reAeiline WAS "a 4 80 have hfe1
done ~ a result ~ orders from scandi
NAyiA on the nihNf hand. The Atlantic
reahoard ~ d Whole WAS credited with
new export sales aEnegating so,e0i
bushels
Corn was goKeFnod almost wholly hy
the changes Ia tbs price ~ wheat Active
demand from the eeahoHrd was noted
here and a Kansas city Oats had un ins
cependtnt action Aside from The in
figtnfe rom other grain the principal
factor vas The sale nf so"c bushels far
export.
Ahafp advance IL lssA carried other
provisions nparsde The impetus eatnN
ffcm sisns ~ foreign hNying ~ lard ard
fFNm the TACT taAt hos r,eelpts were less
pifniifai than eAlscifH
thifaNo ash l'fieas Wheat Ne red
is.ii .lsa8 80 z ted iiitmiiii Ae
hard q ftfkMi ~ Ne bafd h uui n
Germ No ? Yslioa isAuNf. No 4 vel
iNn f9isndtita. Ma Z white tsttf4ft.a
Oats No shifp NhtfitN sisuAaffi
AA AttH fifW Ma 81 9tua8NH MsriNY
kNga heaa ftnafhY Ntmsnl eintgf
III ia4it tAN ffusisinNa Fnfk tfENfH sly
iAga tE NN fihA tls iNHittsA
iN ffkM Ehsf eGfaWNff nsAte
NNtl* aefsipis Hitt tsets magsat
iafAfnEs Hseiilsa fssifis y
eafs NlftieaH Wisconsin M.nnssaia
arA fsssNtA ahifN NMN MiNHesHta su1
AahatA fMltHa faAaA
fit hfHt AiifH HtaAY faNt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-25
~ louis I've stocL Market.

gT LOUIS. April 2i..-CATTLBz Hs
colpta 200 head m0rket steady, notiYe
beef steerf, N.J0at00ts Yoarllnq deofs
ana helfefs t60NlG0. c0wg, 3j.JUB.2Js
st0okerE and feeders, 1IfDst0, Texas ana
hoiferg. tfO0mg.0. n8tive calves, W93Gf
'fC75
HOGR Receipts $50 head mnfkel
higher plRs and llrhts, t16GllN, mike
snd butchers &J6li9.U3 good heavy. HJtJ
mg.1.
SHEEP AND LAMBS HeceiDla k.&0
head market lower; yeauinR WethsfF.
f59luia7j; lambs. D00nilG5; owes, sb0W
6.D.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-25

hltttf Arrivals n sheep aHa lAmhs
Mhtr lafsHf thsn faf ntnst daFa ~ iast
week. wHFn Nni 0Nefi3 tafre fnf 4 Nno.
dAt Estimated rcanlpia Nafe thlftY use
fsfs 9l AsN head helms smaller fhan
a wees aHa bp Az heaa ana tIss shnft
I'VE stHAs akn, tHi almost tWire a.
'stkr as ihF aAine AaY = was Aaa
tleAulie the fAat thNt athef naarkefa
SO ffhAtlinM STEADY pFtoea nH mlha
tHat Nefs fall ana tu snula eaass faaf
ilfefag leeei ttaAs haA . epak tanaanst
tahs Item Rbf start Mlta WH4a Hfhr6u
fsflf tni most tsakafa Nefs fsisins
'A@ef aud fea nNHfhes ~ Wshf anl
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Rules Strong Again and Sells
From a Cent to Two Cents
Higher.
CORN PRICES REMAIN STEADY
OMAHA, April q. 1910.

OMAHA, April "A, 1916.
Wheat was strong again today ana
lruied from cent 10 2 cents higher The
receipts az wheat we're very good ana
the denani for this cereal was excellent.
Corn receipts were not very good ana
there wae only moderate demand Tor
the grain. The market was steady ana
sold about half cent higher
The demand for oats was fully acliVe
and The receipts comparatively ughL
Oats ranged generally from unchanged
10 a fraction higher.
Barley sold from unchanged 70 cent
higher and was quoted unchanged.
Clearances OF whoa and flour we're
equal 70 i,i72Wo bu.; corn, $1,000 bii.'
cats, 10000 bu.
Primary wheat receipts we're 1921 900 bu
and shipments 5000 bu., against receipts
OF i,02z 90 bu. and shipments Of 4s9,co bu'
last year
Primary corn receipts we're 5000 bu'
and shipments M4VO bu., against re-
seipts of gg2. 000 bu. and shipments OF 3d.
0d1 hu last year
Primary oats receipts we're 10000 bu.
and shipments 1900 bu., against receipts
of 1900 bu. and shipments Of 1890 bu
last year,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-25

EAhEAh CITY April n fATTLE
Receipts. tVg head; market higher prime
fD1 steers, " 2tft9fJ. dre8aed beef steers,
fs.2jn025 Western gteera ts1Nr9.2l. At9clt-
eTa aud feeders N.VHft.Bgs hullB 81 Tblf1 10.
caivGa. tj.glNf10U
fJOGs Receipts. 1890 heBd market
higher bulk ~ sales s. i1U915; heaut
~ GjGig 1s packers md butchers. gl.6Jlf
9lb; Hight, Sa. 310a 10. pigs ls25na.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts l20p
head. including 1000 Eoat8, market steady
lAmbs, 80 IMii.@. ye0rlinge, N.I5lilg75
Watherg s. isIf4. 5G5 oWeF SMASH.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-25
CHICAGO LIVE sTOcK MAnKET
cattle Firm--uogs stropg--sbeep
weak.

CHICAGO April ~ CATTLE fie.
eeipts, H,OCO head mhrket firm. native
beof steers. B.0N1iG00 western steers
~ S5Gbs.sG. stOekerg ana feeders, g5.yyU650.
cows and heifer, NlD09.@. calYea. tGU
NDg.b0
MOGa~ ~Receipie 1900 head. market
strong l0o higher bulk of saleg, t9iVt
30. light M8uA.g5, mixed ~ Jt1i1A1s
heavy. D.tglts9. rough g93ta9@. pigs
81 .5lm.t5
sllEKp AND LAMBS Receipts, 1900
hcad market weak WetherB. 49, I50g9o'
ewes. D.0llt89j. lambs, NlHnit0.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-25

HOGS Buyers started right In where
they left of Saturday. Receipts wore
likhh even for a Monday, and with MI
other markets reporting advances, nut
side hay ers, who had liberal orders, were
" the game early buying such hogs az
lheN could Use at fully f0r higher prices
ln fact, they claimed that some ~ the
hoka they. got toward the end we're close
to ihc higher
Thn general market was Al least iAe
above saturday rillk of the sales was
made at isAfieR with i Hprnkiine an
either side, and topA reached sa6s. e9ilais
inH the htEh mark Tor the year Average
toet promised tes 60 above - 90 which
meant thsi today market Was the biRh
esl q The yeal ard for that matter the
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-25
SUGAR Market,

NEW YORK. April 2t SUGAR Raw.
firm. centrlfueal Gltc mnlaHaes, h8le,
refined drm, cut loaf i0c crushed.
2dc mould 4 itc cuheH, 35ci pow.
dered l35r fine granuintnd @ei din
mnnd A f1ar e0nfectloner'H a laet Ne,
]. l.i0c. There was nn active buying move
ment IN tho market FOR futures early ana
prices mnde new high rceofds, showing
gains ~ to u points gi midday The
advance eremca 20 be due "a the HtrenRlh
Ia ihn spot market and the rerent heaft
export husinpsa in refined
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-25
sions CIfs live stoch Mnrlsct.

sioux CITY. H.. Aprn a, ~CATTLn
Receipts 20D head. market EteadY. M
tiVr steora fs6i0g25. butchers. tD.JJ9is 10,
COWS and hdfors. g. 9tls0g. canners. sf0i
uf5t0 ftockers md feeders. T0plfszt,
calyes, f7.2Jut10)' bulls. aingg, ete., S5.80a
12J
HOGS Receipts. 400 hend market IN
l0e higher. hoayy fe.t0lf9 ~ mlycd, t9f
00t5
sHEEP AND LAMBS Not quoted.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-25

NEW YORK. April ?t-cOFFEEs-Tho
market for coffee futures opened at de
cline Of to points and sold about 70
. points net lower during tho morning
under scattering liquidation which seemed
10 be Dfrtly IN preparation for the possi-
! iliiy Of May notices on Wednesday. May
sold or 10 s.G2c July 10 S.i0c and Septom-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-25

81 JOSEPH April ~ CATTLE re.
ceipts. 2.e1 head. slow. steers, ~ ma
go cows and heiferg, st.gpl0 .25i calves,
81 Oti0 75.
HOGS Receipts. 5.1o head. fnarkef
higher top 81 a.. bulk ~ sales, 50 60ug g.
head. market atcndy. lambs, SO. 7glttf ~
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-25

NEW YORK Aptil si nitN dQopH
Tho demand for wide rfiut rlnih f1n
tnWpd HteadA at hlRhff prices, Nsb ineh
Eihtfs helms quoted Ht tae : iaf M from
saturday Cotton HNod8 we're tif M
nfraa Buada market was Affected hN
threats af lockout Do Use aaFWthi
trades ~ beeln nest week.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-25

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a. ~ asked HpelirF aui tHst t 0Hia
delivery srpt ~ afkfa lnpis ffm
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narthefn ~ MNsi Nss - aN
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-25

Receipts and disposition of I've stocb
a. the Union Stock yards, for twenty
four hours ending ~ O'Clock yeHtefdays
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