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The Washington times., 1916-05-26
Red Men Give BANQUET.

The annual banquet of Seminole Tribe.
No. S5, Improved Order Of Red Men.
took place last night in the Young Peo-
Pies Building and was attended by lUo
members Of the tribe and their friends,
The music was furnished by the
American Indian Guards Band.
Walter 8. Nicklin. past great Sachem
OF Virginia, was toastnnaster and
speeches were made as follows: My
State and Your State" Congressman
Hatton w. Summers OF Texas: "Ameri-
can Indian Guards" the Rev. ]. w.
Duffey; Our Great Reservation" Com
gresham. Charles C. Carlin; Our New
~ Adopted Brethren" Urban II. hester.
past great sachem. Ohio; Our Order"
H. Noel Garner; Preparedness, Con-
rad johnson. principal OF the Alexan-
dria High School, and The Great Coun-
ell Of Virginia." Roger c. Sullivan. great
Senior Sycamore.
There were vocal solos by Clarence w.
sutton and a vocal duet by Miss Cath
crime Billheimer and Edward Bllheimer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Alfr.end, who
have been visiting Miss Waller In STAFF
ford county, returned here yesterday
and left last night for Norfolk.
The Washington times., 1916-05-26

Nj LILLIAN n. 'Birrell and her hus-
band J. Fred Birrell. have sold to Da-
vid j. o'Neill and Nina L. O'Neill a
house and lot on the west side of CO.
aumbus street, between Queen and Prin-
Graham q Ogden. RI.
Robinson Moncure, special commits
eioner, has sold to Thomas E. AIRING
ton. the property at 706-70s North Henry
street.
The Washington times., 1916-05-26
Commerce Chamber Board
Upholds Half-and-Half

Declaring that the proposed rider on
the District appropriation bill, repeal
ing the half-and- half plan. does not
accord either with the spirit or letter
on Congress-. appointed to consider the
fiscal relations between the District and
Federal governments, the directors OF
the Washington Chamber Of Comemrce.
at a meeting yesterday, adopted a Teso-
luton of protest against the rider.
Copies of the resolution have been
forwarded to every member OF the SEN
ate and the House.
The Washington times., 1916-05-26

Funeral services for Henry Sampson
VIII take place tomorrow at 8 o'clock
from his late home, 800 South WASH
angton street. Members of the Red Men
and Odd Fellows will attend.
The Washington times., 1916-05-26

There was q large attendance at tn,
lawn party at the old Daingerfield resi-.
-dence last night for the benefit OF the
Alexandria Hospital.
The Washington times., 1916-05-26
Candidate Spends Only
20 Cents for His Job

HARRISBURG. Pa. May 2S.-it cost
walter 4. Ritter % cents to conduct
his campaign for Democratic delegate
at-large. He purchased ten postage
stamps, according to his expense at
hdavit filed here today.
The Washington times., 1916-05-26
AEXAN|DR|APLANS
TO HONOR THE DEAD
Memorial Day Exercises to Be
Held at United States Gene
I terry Tuesday Afternoon.

ALEXANDRIA. . May 9se--Memorial
Day exercises win be held Tuesday af-
ternoon iat the United States Cemetery.
under the direction of Capt. John A.
Rneves. superintendent. -
The exercises will commence at
o'clock A number Of veterans will take
part 49,. ,5.,4' - ~.
The program follows: 5Bugie call, Miss
Dora vsrney; call to order by the pre-
siding officer. Guernon r. Scott, s. o.
"; Lead. Kindly Light" by volunteer
choir under James r. Preston; invoca-
ton. by the Rev. Eugene B. jackson
reading. Lincoln's Gettysburg address.
by Willard p. Graves; Nearer, My God.
70 Thee. by choir; address, Silas q.
Nobb. past commander. Maryland 8. o..
vi music, =. Albert Long, Cushing
camp, 8, o. "; address, the Rev. l.. M.
Ferkuson; How Firm a Foundation
by choir expression Of thanks by pre-
eidinE OFFICER; taps Miss Dora Varney,
benediction, the Rev. Eugene B. Jack
son; salute to the dead by the Alexan-
dris High School Cadets.
In the circuit court today a suit for
divorce was filed by Frank z. Martin
against winifred Shie Sheik Martin, on
the ground of desertion. The plaintiff
was represented by Attorney @. Wash
In the corporation court Mrs. Mari
eta NJ. Andrews was named guardian
OF her two children Mary Lord Andrews
and Eiphalet Fraser Andrews.
The Washington times., 1916-05-26
Got Rid Of My Corns
With Magic ''Gsts.It"
Simplest Corn Cure in the World.
No Pain, No Fuss, New, Sure Way.

When corns make you almost die
with your boots on" when you've soak
ed them and picked them and sliced
them. when corn-swelling saives, and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

kHnw sou don't want a. ~ dis
tuFted ST. iAnsden ne said naaaily
bat there's man enf befa insists on
sselns SEN SAYS he'll wau iul t's ON
senient for Neu % iais W him
rrlt him lm NprY tass Raw ana musl
q iuso court aeon AK him Va tstk a.
Nr usffeu ~ NJ RnEeFs
the has went aHt hNi lH . mnmeHl M
81 returned
80 nass tFse wen M FL ila mHat
$40 fn0 lle asFs te tsN faN hls AanAs
IL panisis aaa IA has r,8a shaat ire
ifai
iankAan Hfiat hla hfsd aAisal
A shafi "a WtaB be RWaEisA aHa iha
hat u.si1ss Fell hlla a. faHs ~ sst
iha taaas sttaneA asa sHaaihlas aBl
lha IA mnlsA magntaa rapsf ne i3A tl
hsek uuh ere athsss sat nlgisA tfins
sfimiF
pgnspftN hsa kisssAf liza Ns habt
apen pspltls a least Va ssbss maas
thsi evident tif esa srfnfit stressed
enA NaeRilf shared ana afsisA Haue
ftHfa @sa faaesA 81 sss8HlrsieH ~
snniinsss ataui hna tRsi eaHiA ksss A.
sitsi almese snfHea tNs ikNsian =
ktHN Rxaa M# me hafab ilaHa AZ ihp
aruffa M iha maHta aut fhs fautlH
antNia w ths restless Has
t Atla e8pat 81 see mla. Ntt fea
tsHaa 81 atN As fhe las Hse ia
s hlN fp sHHfa
A ht haa &iHt s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
live stock la sight.
Receipts of live stock al tho five priu
piDei Wgnfefu markets
Nephew Of General
Taylor is Charged
With Killing Boss

PINE ni4iffFE. Arb, April IA n. a.
hfadhsrrY, Granddaughter u General
HAehary FaYior Hent on trial to-day
ehafsed With kllllus T. q Jenklns Al
kheffili December q lelt Mrs johnnie
lenhlha. wig0N ~ the planter ana hslfcss
lo hts naeo estate etl answer 10 All
inalalmeni fhafalug hey with hnina 90
aeeeaseff ~ ihs murder ~ lhs 0anrlu.
slan pi hFsdherfya trial The state con.
isnaa ilFadbeFrts lnfainstion fuf Mra
Jenkins pFatapisd tbe murder
y q lsnkns 49, shel dead a. hs
Hp8d b. 4 liahtsd tanrNaf apsninE al
gha haas pofeh M hls tems an ths aiahg
~ liasmbsf "a siA Nest Az mad
hsFfr Whn eas isnkins plantation tore
mAm eaa arrested charged siih fha "a
lWal HlHrAaf Tee essAs LATER ne De-
ifsnH eaantl sfsna iult soeassA Mfs
iphihas w hsinN ~ Mecessaff
HaH sfH W4aeerfY ana Mrs ts#
sins esFe Indicted r % paFhsm. pras
sea,iaf aiiasHal lssasd ssisH,sal
whlgh sRM
Ws hste discovered fylAssss thai
naaesu sra NFs itaktns ssta m
tatNsteA ath saCh ethag Ana ihaa tasf
piHiieA ~ 80 ftnsias ava "a sha whF
ihsi thsf WIshi ts fss y safff A ihs
ttlais ee mtl aiiamrl d rfaAa mas
Mfs fgNNiea sthi haF hastana sac -
n taffs g So hsi a tFluk 81 aaitf.
AHaNtas that Mfsahsf9f as iafklas aai.
siAs "a lsa Aarsntsa eaislns a th.at
Nina tsNn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
Three British
Steamships Sunk
Without Warning

LONDON. April i0-The sinking OF
three more British steamers was re-
ported today All OF them we're un-
armed. Lloyds announces the sinking
OF the sllkaworth Hall and the Glenal-
mond The captain and thirty men from
tho silksworth Hall have been landed
Three men are missing. The crew OF
tho llenalmond was saved
a Reuter- dispatch from Malta tells Of
the sinking Of the Yonno. formerly the
Kaslnllo, which was sunk without warn.
ing Tho crew was rescued.
The Silksworth Hall was last reported
on It's departure from Gibraltar on March
q white on voyage from Bombay for
Hull. II was 80 feot long, 477 tons
gross, was built IN Sunderland In 1907
and owned ~ London.
The Glonnlmond arrived IN Lisbon
March ~ from Rangoon Burma. II was
1894 foot long. 2,sss tons gross was built
IN Sunderland in 1902 and owned IN Lon.
don
The Ydnno, o. i09) tons gross and BIZ
feet long, was built IN 1897 At Glasgow
its home port Tho last report Of is
movements was Of lts departure March
from Glasgow for Hampton Roads
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
CORN FIRM AT UNCHANGED
OMAHA. AprIl DO. ~.

OMAHA, April 10, 1919.
Cash wheat was quite active today
ranging from / cent 10 cents higher.
Receipts were heavy, but ths traders had
no difficulty ~ diapoaing Of their sam
ples,
Corn was firm, selling from unchanged
haIf cent higher. Tho corn offerings
we're also large and TIM demand for this
cereal xas good, particularly for me
better grades.
Oats receipts we're not very bsaFY and
there was only a moderate demand for
this cereal. the market being quoted vp'
changed
There wss fair demand for ryo and
barley. and both ~ these markets re-
mainsd unchanged.
i,iearancea were. Wheat and flour
equal 10 lMgV0 bushels corn, HVg
bushels. oats ss4.01 Duahele.
Liverpool Close Wheat iWzd lower
Primary wheat receipts we're 1890
buahoia and shipments, gA,W bushels,
aEainsi receipts " Ni00 bushels nnd
sbiprnebts Of zi0,000 bushels last yeAfi
Primary corn receipts we're lbfz,y,'
bushels and shipments, HeW buahclsi
against receipts ~ szDVU bushels ana
shipments IT l4.OD1 bushels iHet year
Urinary oats receipts we're w8vgj
bushels and shipments, lDVO BpHnelsl
against receipts Of giglV0 bushels ana
shipments Of gs7,D0 bushels last year
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

No 2. il2Sni.o. No. .. iLcOaio5. ship
ping. syde5c
HOPs-steady state 10 common %
choice. 1915. isa25ci 1914. bupc Pacific
coast, 1915 l2ul5c; 1914. Mii0r,
HiDEs-F Firm BoEota, 93nsic, central
America, CSC.
LEATHER Firm. hemloek rrsts. aso,
seconds, S8Qt84c.
PHoVfhfO NB--steady, meHs, t2i.6O0
300 family, t2300f115 %, short clear,
t22. ODu2sl0O Beef steady. mess, flLbu
1900; family, fie0Q900J Lard steady,
middle west tii70niltO,
TLALOW -Quist. city, glae, country,
eiafisAr, special, i0i4e
HHTTBH-Firmefi receipts 1901 tubs,
creamery antraa, &54nNj4e, firsta, 35AtN
Aho, second, BtsaiAHe.
EDgs--firm, receipts, 5000 cases,
fresh gathered extras, 2A.g2lc; regular
packed extra firsts, gg4a4i,5c, flrHts. 2iM
u22bct seconds, 30laltflc
CHEEsE@ Firm receipts 40 boY0a,
state held specials, iHlAUiBA4 current
make specials l7ku17Mc. average run,
lie. Wisconsin twins, fresh, l7MMiT4e
POULTRY live, uncertain no pricoa
settled, dressed. very strong, chickens,
i1a5ci fowls. leaf2oc. turkeys, &Nbc,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
British Army in
Mesopotamia to
Resume Offensive

LONDON, April Preparations are
well under way for The next British IT..
tack IN the attempt 10 relieve The nrmy
surrounded by tho Turks ~ Kut-El-
Anara, NesopotAnia. This attack IL 10
be made. according 10 tbo plans Of tho
British stuff, Against sannayyat, on tho
Tlgris, short distance above Folahle.
which recently w0s won from tho Turks,
The following official statement on these
operations was given out today
Lieutenant General Sir Percy Lake
commander Of tho British forces IN
Meosoptamia) reports that Lieutenant
General slr George Gofrlnge's prepafa-
lions for the sannayyat position are vol
advanced. though floods have curtailed
tho frontage on which the attack can be
delivered"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
nc cs ss'e Of Mary Page
BY Frederick Lewis, Author of :: Pictures by
What Happened to Mary ): Essanay

anything 40 opportune. was Just won
dering whore I could get YOU on the
phone rye Just seen this mornings
paper, be added significantly and Dan
iels shifted uneasily In Ills chair
You mean about the th0ater?" he said
Well ifs kind Of good news for me. !
lost about all had on the Page venture
and vas beginning 10 feel the rocks
when this now syndicate offered 20 give
me a chance TO put over a musical com.
edy
who II IN the syndioateT
"They don't want the names known
They are men pretty high up IN poll
ties and | don't mind telling you, in the
llquor intereats That sort Of fellow love
to take a flyer IN tho show business, AMI
Tor once | was Johnnie on the spot. lie
laughed, and pulled out n cigar, You
don't mind n | smoke. do your Have
one2'' I...s
Tangdon declined. but produced box
OF matches for his visitor
I'm very glad, for your sake, that you
were said Iangdon dirty then, with a
sudden change Of tone he leaned acres
tho desk crying harshlY Has -lat ans
thing 10 do with your testimony IN courtG
Was that the real reason YOU came hack
70 The eity2'
tro he Continued Tomorrow
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

HOGS With tho hes lest ran in weeks
al chicago and fair snppliea AZ AL river
points sharp derlinta we're IN order this
morning The decline 40 Chicago was
on early rounds ~ least emily wanted
faw hogs were allie 10 set them on n
tlai iso lower basis
faekars made early bids A. reduction
N N much a. Fe aud lelt nut loads that
they did not fHneA sellers we're nuwills
lrk ia make am greater concessions than
they dia q shippers. however aud AZ
hnYeTs we're unable a. SET AMNthink nu
the hasiH uf shplr frsl hids ghry FAiasd
their hands q little, and when they made
their frat purchases 4 Waa I'd fiHQrea
that Nafe iAsl about W. below The close
IN last AtNh
Packers started in aaaa season nioklns
40 stuff ~ desirable weight and Hualii
pslasi las, we're mssllnh ! a.me hlghsg
Nei9hrG tefisg than HiahlY pnNnAs aHA
kith supplies " this HAft 81 litafai W.
Guest skA net - hfan a. fHr iha hsafNs
saFlf aitheash their fifsi purchases aA
In la1s 30 leads ihal ksfe . irliis
heAfH Al pFiees that mefa eH1wAA
~ lgadega NAHf ssiss insiuAsA tsai
isht sba hanAf Ismts AZ hlsh ~ ~ q
hlshsf lhsn ssa tAA a. aaf tiHs iast
sF9A
traAs astl isli,' laetI sspfaislif 81 W.
missed hsa HAi iasA eegs g W. ailnaf
s3assA < fIss Ioss Rses ,sisss : M
slA ~ KY n AZ sshst. \ 49, ~. w
stak al iaA sAsls As#ilrf HiAlnilHs iAkl
lssRt tAlts Msfs lH sa'Ne isrshes AZ
stsa a'A ~ sssi',f.as SAT- 5 rs
rsna 81 fhat fHMs#
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

Mary Page, actress y accused OF the
murder OF David Pollock and Is defended
by hor lover Philip Lnngdon Pollock
was intoxicated AZ Mary trial she adj
mlts she had q revolver Her maid
teatifinA that Mary threatened Pollock
with Il previously, ard Mhrya leading
man duplicates LanKdon. How Mary dla-
appeared from tho scene 81 tho crime Ia a
mystery Brandon tells of strange
hand print that he saw on Marys uhoul.
der, Further evidence shows that horror
OF drink produces temporary insanity In
Mary. The defence u "repfssHcd psy-
fh0aia WitneFFes described Maty'a Fht
from her intoxicated father and her
fathers suicide Nurse Walton Describes
tile kidnapping ~ MARI by Pollock and
Amy Barton tells ~ Narys struggles tO
hefuHe an actreAH and F0ilecka pursuit.
Of her ana Of another occasion when the
smell of liquor drove Mary insane There
u evidence that Daniels Maty'H manager.
threatened Pollock Mary faints en the
stand and aEaln goes Insane when a
policeman offera her WHISKY nam Oh
teatlfies that Pollock threatened - klll
Mary and t.anadon aHh actually ala
tempted % MI tAngdun Two witnesses
hssenhe MarYs fight g. the street rom
The hpta and her Abduction rs man from
q KnnilinE nlaea naAf Nv fAWihst efis
denee seems " neriminais Daniels
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
,nreAoo an.rN Avn PROVISIONS
aaaations Of The nay on various
Commodities.

CHICAGO. April ie--Bad crop reports
lncladiug special mention Of HeHHlan ny
h Kansas ana greer bugs IN Oklahoma
had nuch fo 20 TO-DAY with material
advance III the price ~ wheat The mar
ket eiosed unsettled. tui 3te . l4e ne
fiehaf with Mat ~ si1hdLtTa ana
lUiy AZ ~ ibtaA iEis Gem finished 80 I"
~ Up. eats bnAse . 70 shade aayahe
ana proyisinua varying from pc decline -
AItho,iah wheat made heAlthtinx
start. The volume 81 Dulish crop ndvices
dnleklx carried the market upgrade. ana
hepi 1uotHiions stfona throuRhoul mnsi
~ gha day What waaknetn ihefe vas
III ihe outset come from an Improvement
~ veal ~ conduit ~ ~ fthWf ara rom
lower prices al Liverpool Dispatcher
from tiareiine experts III fhe winter
NheAt erab belt however were aiHepure
nrlna t0 tsf bears and we're given de-
tod emphasis hs statement from 4
leading authority herp that records II
ihe iaNt twenty-five years Indicated hut
futile fhnufs after Aurl l fof any bf
sinntiai improvement In the winter cfnp
'rherf we're also predictions " eantinNuH
aeinAnh from continental L ifppean enulis
tIiet iefanae ~ dlau' q ntne aH % "a
retisd shipments from Argentina ana
rnnsani sire SIN iNo MAY delivery ot
WhfAt here rH Compared with nthef one
nsrk uaa nefanuffd Tor Hs duH a huFiuN
AZ AaN ~ remove hrda aeHin fel p
~ Canadian wheel 70 hhttAiN fhtsH wy
\ late reaction eaNsed ~ real SINS nN
mo rHu 81 h0latfs MAJ fell haeh only
about half e. m1fil nv July
Corn hardened little ~ fNHA 20
The hHleF iu fha market though seemed
a. have M friends ekrfpi To- me advance
I'd ihe lrkdiNH cereal nRts Ne com = ere
Nieadlfa IT. MNeat tifM fNrofls told ~
seeAing sias fuebeA has 81 iHe seas -
elra ~ ths a7lnis about no week. late
ptnAtfinnH aFffHKtd inWNF th hoes
aH this oihsf fant RFaih stf ngtH helps
w #AWs~ smfitiHe ~ FALLS hH tlia
n,Afhtl eaHt ~ ana snf
NiuaIN tHH q ttfHl 100
ftA. WaiMi slW MN fed. tl MMul
MY hsrf n ilAt8i N0 hasa Y its
WtM fHN N fei'nW tHNs W !
faitaa t.n7fttf cats An ehIit. -
MtsAe aianaafA kt,NkssF MNe Me-.
RMMN bafiMA e3#t HeFhs BsmwihNs
tsAtr3 ElNAfF NAfNNitM NfntislNnA
rrfs. il " lafH VIA utf NiNfs
MfHM
h4TFNN steady, NfaAM#fi N8N
talfiH iilehff ftefirts Mlit FasfH
ufats tsNtiF afslinsf5 Hfsls HaN
Ia uiatt 4saa iatiNafA iaNNt
FAHAF0tN ilteHef ffNaifiH M saa
NssetnsiH hiNNakHte HHH Naknta NhitH.
Ns Mienstais eH4 lsseis nh'as
ntiEnA~Allss s,faas mAM ias
krfinxs M
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

than their M brought on last weeks
close.
After the haHdy-weight lambs we're
cleaned up there vas q little lull IN the
trade. but buyers soon found out that
they needed everything here 10 III their
orders, and az quality WAS uniformly
good, they finally took the weightier Of.
feriDRs NJ the early advance, that IN, fully
i0p higher than blgt week
Most Of rho hfn4y WEIGHT wooded lan1k
brought 81 26Qli6. while fil.00n1i. q
bought good percentage OF tbs good
WelRhty offerings a lretty good kind N
handy welsht clipped lambs from the
fBnlo feedlot as those that brought - 10
last Friday made E.2l, while heavy clip
perg which packers would not touch
EARLIER IN the day sold towards the close
for 500 Clipped owes that brought Eip
were quoted nB anyway nc higher than
last week.
Quotations On sleep gnd lam ". Lam ~
good 90 choice handy, 3iiHfdi ij, lambs
fair 10 good handy, BitWM NO. lambs
fair @ nboice hoayy si07Nd l25 lambs,
dipped, tsBo09n, yeafiin =. III 10 chol ~
iiRht ~ 2iait02G yoarliHRs fair 10 choice
heavy y. b0u9 zj, wethers, fair % choice
ts.01tg60. yves good 10 choice, ts.f0W
t75 eWag, fair ~ good N.gDlDat0
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
oHIcAGo LIVE sTOcK ,AnK1sT
Cattle WeaL---II0Ks strDaE--sieeu
EfFn

rIlTrADO, Apfll i0~rATfLE- ne
celptHs 210l1 head; mHrket weak; native
beef, 81 npqibiN western steers eifylfA. G
st9skefa and teeders, BMW.s ~; cows and
HOGS ~ItecaiDtH, N,D0J head market
strong NJ ic decline bulk ~ sales. Ig46a
90. light. fi34p5.70, MIXED, f9.2tu9.Cf
heayg, DlVf9gj. rough, ~ ipd9T. plEs
Il, mann
siiEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1900
hend market firm. NefherF, EO1u91J,
ewes, t50Ms91i lambs, t7Dffii;0, quota
lions include HhOrn stock,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

MINNEAPOLIS, April ~ WHEAT =
May, uish July, d igaft 1914, cash No.
hard, uMA No J northern h,2i1sa
i2si4, No x northern. q. tsfsati, 2Ys
FfffyIi--ffnchanRe
BARLEY fLU7ic
RYE 95li9le.
BRAN -lis. A,lIigO1
CORN No. 4 yellow, 7tfl7bi1e
OATS No. Z white, t9ltl1Ac
f1.AxBElst1- o. isI.qJ1 M
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

kAAbAH CITY, Mo- April 70 CATTLE
r lieeelDta, 1900 head market, lower,
primo fed eteaTs. H2Su9a0. dressed beet
steers fsOpuai - western steers tsGs5f
-; Bfocksra and feeders, g. 5Dat ~ bulls
81 75atf ~. calves G0put0I
ffOuB Receipts III 400 head market
lover bulk Of salen, Dts4ial0 heavy,
9.bd9.fb, packers and butchers, - ma
~ llnhta, - l0ag ~ pigs tT,Ts6ia16
SHEEP AND Lambs Receipts 900
head. market higher, lambsf 81 2b4fii "
yeariinas, plbpul0z,. wethers y 69d9 q
owes, N00nA 20
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

kAssA as SrIY i,d MOI ARtl io..%h = ,,.Ir
Ipi May. tigs5aMf9i July. u 0sb
CORNING z mixed, G91saf7kct No.
white. 19ci No. yelloa. 58e, May, eGAo,
july. 1870
OATS No. white 47m4sc No mixed
4iGtl8e.
HUTTEH#G rAHmafy Ge, flfais, s3c
seconds, Bic packing, w.
EfiGA FirHta, DyAe
POULTRY Hens, i5ej turkeys, Hc
springs. 23c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

~, LOUIS. April 70. -cATTLE-Ise-
eeipiHs B. 100 hand market lover native
beef Ateerp, f.IiN97ts yeGfilnR steers and
heifers, 81 bM9.BO. COWS Is.JtaB00 stock
erp and feeders. t51<Qs0 Texas and In
dian steers, 1b.15lfk -, COWS ana heiferh,
N0ons.D0, native CALVES tg0Q975
IfOgB~ Receipts. 900 head market.
and butchers Sg4fmgig, good, heavy, ~ 10
0a76
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 100
head market, strong. yenfllDs vetberH,
Mgni0f0. lambs, t9.00ulibo. ewes $3.50
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

NEW YORK, April 10 bNAPOltATEll
App H. Mhfhot. dull, fanfg, 7hWAMei
choice, bjsUsno, prime bhMaHtn
DRIED FRUITS prDnee, steady call.
fornihN gAGFiie; Ofag0ns, 7A4l1he, Apr.
cots, firm. choice. ~, eNtrn choice. iIihc
fancy, ith1ilihc. Peaches. quiet, choice,
b0the. extra choice, bl4lJ6he, f6ney,. M
gMc. Iinisina Ataadg, loose uluHoHlelai
Gi.Ufl4ei choice 10 fancy seeded, 7Autci
heodleAa. gIlfiiO54c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
LIrrrnooI nrnln Marlael.

LIVERPOOL, April io..~WIEAT spot.
No. ! Manitoba, ~ ~ No. p 12s ~. No,
Ted western Wlntor ila I'D No. hard
winter Yulf, IN M.
CORN spot American miKe0, new, 100
FI0ltH-W Winter patents, AZ
HOPS IN London Pacific e0aai), ~
iaaapGG i5s.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

SIOUX CITY, In, April 10 CATTLE
Receipts, $500 head market, i0ai6e lower
native steers. ri0n825. butchers, 81 a0af
40 cows and heifers. ~ Mag 30 stoekera
and feeders. blOn7. 90. calves, & Dou7 p0
bulls, stays etc, I1aG7b
uOGs heeeipta 1910 head. market ID
fiBc lower; heavy, - 20da 70. mixed, 81 10
~ 2o light, - o0da iki bulk Of sales, n Is
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11

CATTLE Receipts we're large inns
morning, being the heaviest for Mon.
day since two Weekf ago. On account
~ the heavy run ~ beef steers ana inc
extremely high prices prevailing ~ ne
close " inst week the market eahed orr
being iDltlbc lower than last weeks hlEh
close The trade was slow nt the Dc.
cline and II took good well-finhhed etun
TO bring 1910
Cows ana heifefs were IN moderate sup
ply aud the trade was active a. fullY
steady prices. Everything Ia the
butcher stock line was cleaned ~ A. an
early hour, Feeders showed little or no
change.
beeyca 81 t0WqN. fair 20 good bseyes,
"a s0ars Be- common TO fair beeyes N.SgW
sU, good 10 choice hefers, 81 zbgfe.Ai
good To choice cows, E.00df7s, fab. 70
good cows, te2taN,og common % fair
COVE f4t0ug. 70. good 10 choice feeders,
81. ssGtsbg. fair 10 good feadera H.SW
TE common 10 fair feeders, lCb0ni ~,
asOd 10 choice stockers, F.f1qts,25i stock
helfefs. E.76df775. stock cows, tb7sW
100 stock calves. ti00us.0o veal calyee,
81 NNflA.25. bulls. stays, etc, bbDnI.O.
Representative ssiesi
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-11
5HEEP MD LAMBS Not quoted


ST., JOSEPH. April i0--cATTfE-
cciptA, 1900 head. market slow steers,
Nooue.g cows and heifere. ttb0dg Il.
calves, tsJ0dsB
lower top 800. hulk ~ sales. n $40 M
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts I a8
head market unchanged. lambs si0. B
UiiA.