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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

LIVE TRADES
Vacant lots accepted on new bunEa lows.
New room residence on cariine not far
out: trade ali or part Income property
trade for close in vacant lots; also numer-
Gus other trades Put yours up TO US
INVESTMENTS. INCOME PROPERTY
small tenement row. $500; rented sS6e
year recently built
New apartments, close in Prospect ave;
rent Sly monthly
Apartment house site near Cleveland
square paying per cent interest on price
now. one half block from LIBRARY Posi-
bly, some trade on these would be accepted.
CLOSE IN HOME. $1,000; 500 CASH.
1900 block. paved street north Of Mon
tana; In best neighborhood.
FOUR ROOM HOME. $500; 500 CASH.
One block Of car line. south front: se00
block; Alta Vista district
HOWELL REALTY Co.
Phone 567- eOz Herald bldg
EXCHANGE FOR Ell PAsO PROPERTY.
Five room house, Pomona. Calf lots in
It Worth Tex. vendors lien notes for
city property or valley land.
W. N CARL,
500 Caples bldg. Phone s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
HAYFIELD BUILDING &
IMPROVEMENT CO

Home Builders
We viii build in any part Of
the city. on your lots or OUTS.
give you good terms and guar
antee satisfaction. We devote
our entire attention 20 home
building and would be glad 10
submit plans and estimates OF
YOUR building free On account
OF our 50 endid buying facilities
we can give you more for your
money than any firm in the
city Paid in capital $3.50. 1000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

EXCHANGE
Modern bungalow IN -eoo
block on Montana. r. base
meut. heat everything ready
ro move in- want clear los
wei located
10 r basement. steam heat.
block Of park. on y Santa Fs
ST.. FUN lots east front want
bungalow up TO $4,000, balance
easy
20 #. s oregon. 60 It. cor.
Overland.
$50 IT, W Overland. 81 Fl.
W san Antonio
3. q. y. Oregon. - IT. Mesa,
o. Il cor No stanton
100 Il. y. Campbell. As fe=t
y Kansas and some mor=-au
for trade
Farms and stock ranches n
aid parts Of Texas and y NJ
Orange groves IN CalC I have
or can get what you want
CHAS. W HARLOW. with
ANDERSON-FILLEK
Io7 Texas 81 Phone 406I.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

Corner close IN ON Texas ST.
improved. 4sX1-0. renting TO-
$500 = year. and wili sell Tor
a short time al $500 per front
foot. Terms one fogrt't cash,
balance i-ag time
y w % room bungalow 10
Manhattan heights on Wheeling
street, on two fun lots. streets
paved. sidewalks in. hardwood
floors heating plant Price
S43s0. Terms
BROADDUS \ LIZ BARON.
Rooms -Os-10 First Nat. Bans
Phone 1855
Fl Paso. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
sseoo-CLn>E IN. MnnERN.

S36OO-CLO>E IN. MODERN.
Near new high school. rms.
bath. classed sleeping porch
break fast room. basement and
heating plant. strictly modern
Easy terms See this
ANOTHER HEAD LINER
4 very large bungalow or
s0x1f0 feet. fenced. ~ blocks
from Alta Vista school. rooms
bath. both screened and glassed
porches. basement and heating
plant. A beauty for s4250. Only
$500 down. balance easy
WANT \ GOOD CAR OR LOTS
As first payment on a fine
bungalows on Bliss street II you
want a home and have either 70
trade. see Us
TWO ACRES on PAVED ROAD
Twenty minutes by auto TO
heart II town 4 beautiful
building site and a place fer
flowers and chickens
ANDERSON-FILLER.
TO- Texas ST. Phone 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
MANHATrAN HEIGHTs.

3 new room bungalows.
lots each. hardwood floors. built
IN buffet. book cases kitchen
cabinet. the bath shower. the
Drain board. beautiful plumb
ing and electric fixtures fence
and ourhuIidinSs- basement
heating plants Sfs50- easy
terms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

FOR SALE-CLOSE IN STANTON IT.
CORNER
a bargain Of exceptional merit For par
ticularS see
CASSIDY Il NEIL. sII Mills st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
ANOTHER ONE.

BE sure TO see this new one 60 has
sleeping rooms O. closets hau connecting
bedroom and bath. sanitary base bath tub.
oak and edge grain floors throughout book
cases. buffet extra large kitchen cabinet
20 ceiling with Acme sanitary drain and
back clothes chute 90 basement furnace
garage cement drive and sidewalks 10 H.
front and side porches- paving paid =
block Of car sewer connection beautiful
location best buy in city ~ price. Ss0Oe
Terms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
\ GOOD INVESTMENT

S2s5O
Bargain Aita Vista district. full lots. block
from paved street and car line. south front.
modern bungalow. builtin features. all con-
veuiences, small cash payment balance easy
Big reduction for all cash.
$500.
Beautiful room modern bungalow. all
huiitiu features. heating plant in basement
on paved Bliss street Alta Vista district well
worth five thousand dollars, easy. terms
See Nauer
SECURITY REALTY Co
Phone 6II2. ios-s First Nat. Bank Bldg.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
To buy new modern bungalow rooms
sleeping porch. bath built in features. de
sirable location. al $1,000 less than actual
value- owner must leave city. viii take
S-1Fo- S300 cash. balance TO suit
TOWNLFN REALTY CO.
Pm 1850 49, Isl Nat bank bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
For Sale-Real Estate-City Property.

For Sale-Rea Estate-City Property.
GOOD LOTS for sale cheap Phone 1887.
FOR SALE by owner. . lots with small
house Its bargain. come TO see IT, 49-l
Montana ST. Phone 55'7R
> ROOM bungalow. bath and sleeping porch
on corner paved street and car line in good
neighbo-hood, good furnace and built IN
features Phone 's@iW
THREE SOUTH FRONT LOTS
p block from Dyer st.. ON Fl boulevard;
RIO GRANDE REALTY co,
BEST BUYS ~ Ell PAsO.
LOON THEM OVER
So. Ia story business. below and 81
rooms above with furniture included Rent
$500 per month $4,000, on san Antonio 81
So. Most modern Up TO date home on
Rio Grande ST.. corner cost $1,000 TO hulld-
$500 takes IT,
NO. So lots. 3 room modern rasidence.
cost 90 build S-so0- VIII sell house ana
lots for $500
40 a. lots on 1lasolnn ave. paved ST.
. room brick $500
No 5-Piece OF up to dat cuisines, prov
erry. so feet froIu courthouse. worth $3.50
per front IT. viii sell at $3.50
No. IS room modern residences. cost
$3.50 10 build, Will sell on terms al S25oe
No. s-Piece OF business property on over
land ST. worth $1,000 per foot at $500
Values will prove 10y investigation 10 ne
correct: am 20 years in real estate business
GEORGE PENCE.
c0Stz Texas ST. Pho-e 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

New five room old ivory finish through
OUT large conservatory. beautiful treatment
OF buffet china cases and loaded glass win
dow across end Of dining room. built IN
book cases chsffoni-r in closet. kitchen cab
met breakfast room and furniture. ironing
board oak floors beautiful light fixtures
automatic bungalow water heater. full
lots Manhattan heights Only $4,000. Terms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
REAL RARGAINS

New room bungalow large
rooms. hardwood floors. built i1
features. glass porch. fenced
0utbuiidings. side walks. near
car and school, $3.50. $500
cash. balance 50 per month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
DON'T FORGET YOUR UMBRELLA

DUNI FUhGEI 1UJk UMBRELLA
Find an umbrella member.
REBUS.
Item Of house furnishing.
YESTERDAYS ANSWERS.
Ri0At side G0zp coo IN coat.
SeOEt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
DEPARTMENT OF
y G.. BUCHOZ & CO..
SHELDON HOTEL BLDG.
\ splendid Road House prop
osItiun- II interest IL will paw
YOU 10 Investigate
II YOU have business or res
idence 10 sell II Will pay you
10 consult us.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

MACON REALTY Co.
Pm. 555e. fe6 Mills bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
1 NEW ONES.

new room bungalows.
hardwood floors. built in fe1-
lures. Elassed in porch near
car school $3.50 10 S-s50 each.
SEQ % $500 cash. balance 10
suit you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

W. r. PAYNE.
401 Mesa ave Phone 1880
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

LAFAl ETTE PLACE.
See the = and Z acre tracts
IN the lower valley. s miles
from the city on the paved road
and near the car line, prizes
reduced FOR a short time
$500 ground for $500 per acre
500 ground for SiO0 per acre.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
RINER -

New room pressed brick
bungalow, 1899 block on River
81; south front. basement. heat
ing plant. glassed In sleeping
porch. built in features a beau
tiful home. two fun lots
Sf40O-SjOO CASH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

room bungalow IN the 1909
block, basement, heating plant
laundry, beamed ceilings. all
built IN features hardwood
floors In all rooms except bath
and kitchen
S5jOO-TERMS-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

room red Ut. brick bun
sslow. 3s0o block on la Luz
ST. Govt Hill. south front
sleeping porch two fuu lots
built in features. beamed cell
ings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
For Rent-Apatmeuts Unfurnished.

THE NEW HAMMER
APARTMENTS
Corner Texas AID Alameda ave.
now ready for occupancy, an1
room apartments. steam heat lsun-
dry rooms. garage. every modern
convenience Rates $50 and S55 dur
ing winter months, no trouble TO
show. no trouble 10 answer ques-
lions
DAVIS BROTHERS.
los Texas Phone lis
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15

ne- h., 10 salmon, lie; Finnan had
dies, lge. Frogs Jumbo. per doz., 60.
large grass. 35c shrimp; Peeled, per
gal. 500. headless, SIS.
Chesapeake. per gall
Standards, $50; selects. $50; counts,
CELERY Mammoth. e0c per doz.
medium, e0c per doz small. 45c. Florida,
BEEF CUTS Ribs: No. !. oAe; No. !
2. &c. No. 3, I0ac. ChuckH No. ] liAei
No. 2. NC. No. b i09ac Rounds. No. l.
l5Ac, No. 2. lbc. No. z. lf34c. Plates: No
!. ioc; No. 2. exc; No. p g,ac, 49,.
t275. ~. 1900. iacs, 1870; 1903. ss75, i7ea.
2sSa, 3.ls, 500, 2oos, 2l6s. zj0s. 1926
Lemons, box Golden Bowl, 800, Silver
Cord, 49, Grapefruit, box. aGa. Nlga
BOO; ~. S5,26; 5fa, $500 GiA, 800 lOa, hoa,
gss, 500. Strawberries, E.M caee b.
medium size jurnboeh, kz,Dkq2. zft
regular size, jnmboos S2G00275; extra
large lumbOeg, S300ft3.Bi mammoth jun
booa. t3,l0asga. cranbcrries, soil them.
VEDETA BLES- Onions Red, SIC b.
yellow, Be- lb.. spanish, f2E crate. Let
tuco. 500 dor. Cauliflower $40 crate.
AfpafaRle, 1910 boz Tomatoes. Florida,
1900 crate. cucumbore. 800 dozen. Gel
err California, 9Qc dor. Florida. 1900
2p crate. Cabbage; Old, me ID. new,
BIC III, New beets, carrots. tiirnipat
radishos, shnllots, Joc dOz Hhnbarb, sld0
box. Peppers. Dc basket. Brusfels
sprouts 20c lb Potatoes White, tii0
bn.i Red river Ohios, $40 bu. sweet
potatoes; Delaware, tl75 hHmper; seed
sweets, $50 bbl
!, f'r1it and vegetable prices furnished by
Ciinaky A. Co,
Fruit and vegetable prices furnished by
Iiingky Il Col
ONION SETS RCD, $500 bu,i yellow,
$40 bu,
CIDER 1325 kcR.
HONEY 1915 case.
POPCORN forty lib. pkgp $40 ease.
NUTS Peanuts. No !, raw, G14e lb,i
10 roasted. sMc hi Jumbo, raw, sHc
d. Jumbo. roasted, VIC ~. Fibefts, lie
ID pecsDs. 1910 lb.3 Jumbo, i7Hc ID.
Mixed nuts ne ~.
DATES, FIGS Dromodaty, 0ateH, 1915
case, stuffed dates, tiT box, new figs,
&c boK
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15

Wootan. Il don't know what they call
that. We call It deficit. or a loss
Capitalize Interest.
What they actually paid, however was
the 1911. ls5 cost Of operation, tho @sSs
sinking fund. and only $4,000 Of the In
terest. thus eapitallzlng tGo,slO Of the in
terest instead of paying a."
There Is a proposition in Cleveland now
to shut down the municipal plant Light
Commissioner Davis Of Cleveland Is pre-
pared to go before the council with such
n proposition. Mr.. Wootan said, and he
submitted clippings from tho Cleveland
papers showing that the light commits
sioner declares he Will go before the
council with this proposition, II the big
coal mining company. 100 miles from
there, goes through with It's proposition
Of furnishing cheaper light and power
for Cleveland.
AZ the close Of Mr. Wootans talk II, y.
Howell. general manager Of the Omaha
water plant, started a Joint debate. lilo
questioned Wootan'B figures on tho sink
ing fund. 10 which Mr.. Wootan replied
that the figures we're those OF Mr.. Bal
lard, the expert who WAS brought TO
Omaha 10 boost municipal ownership.
Mr.. Howell argued that Mr.. Wootan
did not state how much was saved to tho
people OF Cleveland each year by the
municipal plant Mr. Wootan replied BY
asking Mr. Howell n he meant by n
saving the deficit which the people had
to make good every year. Tho crowd
gave Mr. Wootan a good hand on this
reply
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15

HiiHEi raekefs refused absnluisly a.
pay steady prlVeR foe The bulk "a thn
Aslshlt laiats seslsfleN and when fell
NNs tt Aae AZ heelNpA Nhioh III mast
vases Amounted 81 about tAe although a.,
Hrai 81 tWn wvte 9nl quite Thai ~
tefe Tbs AsM en the wvlkhty lamHa
lNlgs Nrna ~ hgaNY Min mWsh hfaAa#r
offerings ffWtn htRn in WAAkR thriF seiees
tWAA RAekeFs AANN frf isel iht seale
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Shadows Of European and Mexican
War Situation Hang Over
Exchange.
FURTHER LIQUIDATION SEEN

NEW YORK, April l,Thc shadows
OF the European ana Mexican SITUATION
hung over the stock market again 70
day, causing further liquidation ana en-
eonfHging the trading element 10 extend
its operations Tor the short account, ~
tie session progressed, however, Benil-
fnebt became more hopeful and buying
orders which appeared 70 enlhnate IRON
substantial sources effected very &C.
cidod readjustrnent. In fact, various
1he first hours operations Of almost
aJ0U shares comprised moro than the
usual variety OF Issues, but Mexican re-
trOleum, United states Steel md Cruel
bic steel led the decline OF that period.
Mexican Petroleum WA the center u
weBknupA, making an extreme loss OF
81 a. g0A, but closing AT lOles. war
shares, m0tofB and a half score u EQUIP
megls we're do%9 70 Rop Rsfd sna tni re
bounded 10 1914.
Hails again proved nm exception 10 the
lowering trend, although New YORK Cen
tfd, Union Pacific, Erie and Norfolk n
western were temporarily depfeHssd.
hew Haven made W much Iof ilA recent
lose on announcement that the company
had arranged 10 meet ~ maturing notes.
lIlRb-pficed Hpeci9ltles we're among The
few lsBuca 10 hold bach w the latter
dealings, Bethlehem steel failing } 70
Eyff HHI fAiUiIHN NbHh'l ~ ~ w ~ 80 49,
bio, tho locomotives ana mercantile mn
rlDfs sustained the market NJ itB steady
rl0He.
Total sales Of stocks amounted 70 gi1,'
90 shares,
Indifference 10 the course 81 foreign
exchange Wns again manifest ~ oil but
international banking circles. The Pafit
check made the nov low quotation ol
10 before II responded 10 the buying u
ramittanceBi il0ublcs Were weak, lfes
yielded some ~ yesterdays gain and
marks we're strong With little variation
10 sterling
Indications of the prevalence u *.
ifsordnBTy business activity was again
afforded w the enormous exchanges, NJ
though these were somewhat under re-.
cent records Tho annual statement u
he Ray Consolidated copper company
supplemented recent feporia ~ large
earnings w similar companies aud thf
Western Union Telegraph company dia.
cloned net gain ~ tl1sf,4gi for the first
qiartef ~ the current year
Bonds made slight concessions IN spec.
nlatiye ihsu0s on light dohlinRB, Total
sales, par value, wore H,756V0, United
States bonds were unchanged on call
Number Of FnicH anu ishuink l1Othti0ns
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15

no more than l0Gl5c higher as com
pared with last Friday, and even that
quotation II mostly guess pack
ers we're not buying them at all to-
day. Nothing In the old sheep line ex-
ceDt ewes has been here this week IN
TO today they held a strong tone, and
are closlng iOul5c higher than last Fri
day. Since Monday clipped lambs have
been '5n bad. and values have weak
ened steadily Current values are some
what easier than last weeks close. al.
though owing 10 scarcity Of supplies,
anything ike accurate comparisons can
not be made.
Quotations on sheep and lambs. Lambs.
good 10 choice handy, tli. sail So. lambs,
fair 10 good handy tli. z5mil4b, lambs.
fair 10 choice heavy. tlOs5Gfll, 30: lambs.
clipped. ts.I0qf9 2bi yearllngs fair 20 choice
Hight, 81 254fi0 10. yearlngs, fair 70 choice
light, 81, z5Gil0 40, yearlings, fair 10 choice
heavy, ts50m9,25. wethera, fair to choice.
t00n9,00 ewes, good 10 choice, &,50ff
$50. ewes, fair 10 good, &00ffs.bO
RenrrRfntHtlVG sales.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15

dOGs.Wlth shipping competition SO
greatly lessencd, packers put up SITTER
fight 10 hold values down than they
10 come through, though, and bought
their first hogs on a mainly % higher
hHhis. once a atHrt had been made
movement became fairly active, and rs
shortly after 10 o'clock most OF the hogs
had peen cleaned NJ at gonerRlly u
higher prices.
quality WAS somewhat bottur than yes.
tetdaAs being the best or the week, ana
en- paper The market looked 10 30 more
than ae higher, but actual sales were III
VAS quntahle al 81 Ndian a narrower
spread ~ slNuN& catching most u the
sales aud tho tor reached N,g, a nickel
aheNn Yesterday hlgh mark TudaN's
bulk and HVerAge cost err the highest
81 the fRaf, although the top 81 n&
has hren paid ON two previous ocoasion4
lteHf4 tentative aaies
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
FORT LOOKS FOR GOOD
BUSINESS TO THE WEST

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the Trading aud Closing
Prices an Hoard Of Trade.

CHICAGO, April isnsoless rumor'
III relation 10 the German ambassador
81 President Wilson broke down tie
price Of wheat today after an early nd
vance The market closed unsettled, vary
Ing from "a shade lower 20 NC uet gain
Win MAY q q ie,,sgl LIZ wv, ana NY "a q
~. oats unchanged ~ Nc higher, and
provisions at rise OF 2lauiOe.
Adjournment Of today cabinet meet.
INK IN Washington seemed 20 be the .slA-
nal for 4 spreading o. Wild reports which
before dcnisls could be obtained more
than Wined ont substantial gains that
had been scored By wheat bulls
Previously, the .only, depression was
rlnht ~ the atRrt but the initial tendency
10 weakness had soon disappeared owing
10 what seemed 10 be a general dlapoaia
lion ~ minimize the seriousness Of Ger
man and Mexican difficulties and 70 give
chief attention 10 efnp prospects ana g
ordinary factors 81 supply and demand
The sranilncas Of the rainfall Ia Ne
hrnsign acted especially as Il help 70 the
bulls, and 40 also did assertions that IN.
Holland American steamship strike had
bAen settled aud that foreigners were
buying future deliveries here.
Predictions that lake nAYiRAtinn would
brain neat Thursday and that Canadian
wheat would largely dlsnlafe domestic
shipments NJ the export trade counted u
Anfle extent as handicap Hn the hull
side M the last hour, iuat Al The close,
how The pfinlrai influence was Hn
offlrinl statement from j. T. aFiffen,
pregidsnf 81 lhe Chiraga tiaafd 81 Trade
purrturine completely the heHfish feunfts
which bad reference 90 the German am.
hRniad6r and a. a Call from the White
Nau4r Tor trnnua
Improvement lu seataaFd demand anNs
strength 90 corn Nd thla epnurfii1n siA
Niiteanfp Was attached O. higher rfiHes 81
isiefpoei aud ia adverse efen ftlnfta
ffNm ArsentluR
oats llha corn ffsranded 10 q na9il
snlulilna fAii frum Dee eAFf
hArfliY 81 cara however restricted
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Al Legitimate Enterprises Continue
,.,.,., 80 Prosper.

INV YORK, April H-Duns Review
M legitimate enterprises continue 10
PROSPER, The absence OF speculative ex~
eesses affordng the best assurance OF
SUSTAINED progress. Fundamental eondis
tiohs strengthen as strictly domestic m.
llleneeA become increasingly potent and
wholesome optimism characterized Fa-
ports from every leading center and sec
ION There In atlll complaint. however.
or The annnyancee and delays Incidental
70 the rapid development nf trade and
INDUSTRY business la various lines has
ALREADY outgrown productive facilities
ana IN many eases II IA difficult II moi
iinpfaeilcable, 10 obtain urgently needed
supplies with which % flll consumers
telnlfiments Tho transportation nrnh.
lem also continues hlndraneo 10 de.
litefleH which are now effected some
what moro promptly and the rrseRtab-
llahmsht q surplus IN idle freight ears
indicates that headway IL being made h
bfiteflng traffic conditions Ii II stilf
t0nafkable, Va tirW ~ tho extensive fiso
" prices, that conamptiVe demands ara
sHAialned w unprecedented volume
Neehly bank cleatlngs were M0si, n0,nia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
NEW yonn GnsERAL mAnKnr
Quotations Of the Day ON yarions
Commodities

NEW YORK, April FLOuH- easy,
spring patents, BtgtG.f0s winter patents
fsiWG,1 winter slraights t5,gM5.7bt
knJenH HirniRhts, l575ft5,g0,
q 93iAl No. hard, 81 ,30h, No ] northern.
duluth. tl,3vIAi and No ! northern, Mani
tobai N,3O, T.. 9. bg New York Futures,
weak May, UMN
CORN .Spot firm No. 4 yellow, sela4p
ses.c. !, Il, New York
OATH SPOT firm; standard, tlas.za.c.
No, q ti,2caLsoi No. ?, Ii,ooqtlot, ship
'TALiow- Firm, city. szc, country.
Dl.U98.r. special, l0iAe
fIOFs Steady. state 10 common %
choice, 1915 iiqt2io 1919, Bu1c; Pacific
coast, 1915, lzul6ct 1914. Mil0c,
.HlDbb Firm; Bogoto, S5qtGie' Central
LEATiIEH FIRM hemlock nfss, Nc,
pH0VfsIG%s PORK firm; meps. al5qt
u o.; family g2l00li2gOD. short clear.
tz2 5Dft2I0 20. Beef. firm; naea, tif,5pif1s. a0i
family. tl9f0g4lW. LAID, stcady, middle
west, flf95gff2.06.
BUTTER Lower and unsettled re-
eeipte. 7.il9 tubs creamery extras. WA
EGGS Irregular, receipts, 1855 eaAnei
fresh gathered extras, 25ssm2le, regular
pneked extra fif8ts, 22itfb21Ises nfata,
zOtsqt2zci seconds, latM2OHc,
CHEESE Irregular receipts q, l0s
boxes, state held specials, lKlar. fresh
apocale, i7ct fresh specials, average run,
lel4ml6%e, Wisconsln Twins, held. 1su
POULTRY ALIVE. finn: chickens. i7e,
fowls. zlM2tc. brollera, Dpcs turkeys. 21lt
gle, dressed strong chickens, iI4f2ies
fowls, lgm2lc. turkeys, ss1fSjc