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Gibbs rose from his chair and
patted his chest proudly. well,
| know, too" he declared. "Tay-
lor is r. j."
"Taylor!" Duncan cried. You're
crazy!"
"Oh, indeed" Gibbs said sar-
icastically. do you renember
the Stuyvesant case?"
Duncan nodded. ~
And do you remember that
when Taylor took his vacation
last year r. ]. did some great
work in the Crosby case? Put
two and two together, Jim. and
may be you'll see daylight"
There he is" Duncan whisp-
cred, busying himself with a sheaf
of declarations as the sound OF
steps was heard in the passage.
Daniel Taylor entered quickly
without acknowledging the pres
ence of his interiors, and crossed
to his desk by the window. His
path had been strew with other
mems regrets; but Taylor climbed
steadily. -
Taylor pushed the buzzer on
his desk and then looked across
at the uncomfortable Gibbs.
Want to see me?" he snapped.
Eyes, SIR" Gibbs made answer
as Peter, the doorkeeper, entered
in answer to Taylor's summons.
Then wait outside" Taylor
said, "I'll see you later"
"Yes, sir" Gibbs said, and
made his exit.
The deputy-surveyor turned to-
ward the attendant. peter, the
instant Miss Cartwright arrives
show her in. That's ALL"
He then called to Duncan.
Ibid Bronson of the New York
Burglar Insurance company send
over some papers to me relating
to the theft OF Miss Cartwright's
jewels?"
Duncan took long envelope
and laid it on his chiefs desk.
Here they are, SIR
Taylor looked at the docu-
ments eagerly. by George!" he
cried, when he had looked into
them, Il knew | was right.
knew there was something queer
about the way her diamonds were
stolen"
He was still going over the
papers when Peter showed Miss
Cartwright in.
Taylor rose to his feet as she
entered and bowed with what
grace he could as he motioned
her to a chair.
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CtAS. ID. ATKINS,
City Treasurer.
June 1926, July 3, 1916.


ORDINANCE NO 63S1.-AN ORDI-
NANCE creating the salary fund
for the month of June 1915, appro-
priating and transferring to said
fund of the City of Tacoma, the
sum of $29.759.46 to pay the salar-
les and compensation of officers
and employees of said city, for the
first half of the month of June,
1915, including the salaries of en-
ployes discharged during said time.
WHEREAS, the City Controller
of the City of Tacoma, has submit
ted claims for salaries and compen-
sation of officers and employees of
the City of Tacoma. for the first
half of the month of June, f:.s in
the sum of $2s,75s.4e. NOW,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE
Section 1. That there be and is
hereby created In the treasury of
the City of Tacoma fund to be
called the "June Salary Fund"
from which fund shall be paid the
salaries and compensation of Off
GERS and employees of the City of
Tacoma. for the first half of the
month of June. 1916, including the
compensation of employees dis
charged during that time.
Section 2. That there be and is
hereby appropriated and trans
ferred to said June Salary Fund
from the several funds of the City
of Tacoma, the sum OF $29,759.i6,
to-wit:
From the General Fund .s1S,301.51
From the Light Fund.-. s.432.S5
From the Water Fund.-. 4,6S5.95
From the Dock Dept. Fund 339.15
Total ..:....;., ......s2s,75s. 4s
Section Q. That the proper Off
GERS be authorized to draw war
rants on said fund for the amount
of s2s, 1896.
Section 4. An emergency exists
and this ordinance shall take effect
Immediately after publication.
Passed June ~, 1916.
A. ". FAwCETT.
Attest. W. ID. NICKEUs.
City Clerk.
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Local Improvement District No. 592

Alexander Reed, That part of lot
2 lying NEly of a line drawn
from point in No. line of
lot 2, 50 West of N. Il. cor.
of said lot to a point in the
East line of said lot 40 South
of the n. f. corner of lot q.
T. nj. Hopwood, That part of
lot 3. lying NEly of a line
drawn from a point in the w
line of lot 8. s. SO. of the N.
w. cor of said lot 3. to q point
in the South line of said lot
3, 54 W. of the S. T.. cor of
said lot 3...............
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A NOVEL A WEEK.
Next Week
1.-THE BLUE WALL"
BY George Randolph Chester.

ed States customs"
"Oh. yes, yes," she cried, "any-
thing!"
Taylor rubbed his hands to-
gether with satisfaction and pride
In his inimitable craft. Nov
you're talking!" he exclaimed.
Then we won't send the little
sister to prison."
Continued In Our Next Issue.)
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It's REGISTER FOR
PUYALLUP SCHOOL

PUYALLUP, June 19.-More
than LIS students have been reg
istered for the Puyallup summer
school. Supt. Kreager has ar
rived from Pullman to take
charge.
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HOPE TO FLOAT
WRECKED VESSEL

EUREKA, June 1.-two lines
have been placed on the steamer
Bear and chances for floating the
vessel are said to be good by
those in charge of the salvage
operations.
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LEGAL NOTICES

LOCAL Improvement, District No.
$40. - Notice Is hereby given
that in pursuance of Ordinance No.
6131 of the City of Tacoma, roll
has been placed In my hands for
the collection of the LIST annual in
stallment of the assessment levied
for grading Mullen Street from
Sixth Avenue to North 10th Street,
with a roadway thirty 800 feet i'm
width. with parking space on each
side thereof fifteen G5) feet from
Sixth Avenue to North 9th Street
and twenty-five t25) feet In width
from North 9th Street to North 10th
street. constructing curbs, cutters
and crosswalks of plank. together
with the necessary storm water
drainage, and laying down on said
sidewalk spaces, cement concrete
sidewalks five ca feet in width.
Said installment may be paid on
or before July 18th. 1916, but
If not paid on or before said date,
added interest. penalty and costs
will attach.
CHAS. D. ATKINS,
City Treasurer.
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DIX d, DOunueu as follows. ELY
by line par with and CO. from
Center line of N. p. Ry' Co.'S
tracks, as now located: WHY
by a line par with and 300
distant with WHY line of Front
St, My by WHY line of said
Blk 3. and by the bdy Line of
district being the NEly line
between lots A and 5 in block
10, Tacoma Tide Lands pro-
duced,. SWly and Sly by S.
line of Blk 3 .................
Mary A. Brockett, That part of
Blk 4, lying between line
drawn par and go distant
from center line of n. z. Ry.
Co.'S tracks, as now located
and a line drawn par and 800
distant from the Why line of
Front st. ....... .............
L. d. Campbell & r. d. Powell,
Est, That part of Blk IS, lying
NEly of the My line of the
40 foot road in said blk and
of a line drawn par and 300'
distant from the WHY line of
Front st. -. -. -. ....,.
L. ID. Campbell & r. ID. Powell,
Est. That part of Blk II, lying
between a line par and CO. dis
tant WHY from the center line
of the N. p. Ry. Co.'S tracks
as now located, and the My
line of the 40 road through
said blk,
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SitTho. ~ ~ niANS,
City Treasurer.
June 1926, July Q, 1915.

LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
No. S96.-Notiee is hereby given
that In pursuance of Ordinance No.
5791 of the City of Tacoma. a Roll
has been placed in my hands for
the collection of the second annual
installment of the assessment lev
led for laying cement concrete side
walks five Co feet in width on
Vischer Street from the south line
of Park View Addition to North
4sth Street; on North 45th Street
from Pearl Street to Visscher
Street; and on the south side of
North 18th Street from Pearl Street
to Vischer Street, including the
necessary grading on said portion
of North 46th Street
Said installment may be paid on
or before July goth, 1916, but IL
not paid on or before said date.
added interest, penalty and costs
will attach.
CHAS. d. ATKINS,
City Treasurer.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRTUE
bidder
m
estate the shall been redeemed before said
$ %
third
1885,
1873 $751; s27 instalment Local
Districts 49, 1873.
III the seventh annual nsameat Of Local Improvement districts
attached
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Wall Street Regards Foreign situa-
ton with More Com.
placency.
TRADING IS cIRsUMscRIBED

NEW YORK, April ~ Wall street
chose 10 feanfd The foreign situations
with more comDi0ceney today, ana prices
~ most important stocks hardened
slightly after az early period ~ beti-
fancy Trading was too iizht and cir
cUmseribed, however, 70 Justly detailed
Or specific comment. aside from fair
demand for The THiis. notably INC cast
en- group New YORK Central lf1 tn1l
division. probably IN c0u8eguener ~ lh@
remarkable statement u earnings for ths
Ths bIk of DE trading. which included
The usual weekend settlement ~ Guy
Standing eeDtfacN, was made ~ q s1eb
United states Steel, Mexican Petroleum,
Mercantile Marines and fen equipment
lgaueA Ike American aud BALDWIN lHs
coipOtiYfs Jerbana improved Hehstaiy
and . few 0bsc0re Bpeeialtieg showed ~
foial sales N st0chs amounted 10 D5911
~ De broader field u finance TIE out
standing feature WAS The substantial r. .
eOYefY ~ exchange on Paris, the defnpnd
rate falling bafl ~ IN nom goFiHfd9f I
record quotation ~ 90 The change waa
naturally attributed - the st9Einsni q
The French financial agent ~ thW egHh
nv, which bore pfDfGias ~ eaflt ieliei
from FHoaHt 8n0W9io3ls. ngudHi0Hs
According 10 authorities, general ttade
EnO#s - ffaf ~ Ht"fb0140ithl spwlNtPil94
snd higher prices for faH am tlnishEd
ygsfaTjsIs are in themselves no check -
sDpe TaOJbdsBt he1YitY. JobDefs ara re-
i8llsra III mercantile ifHeB report con
flBn6na6 ~ demand 0B1 legitimate ~
ierDfises are enjoying fpll measure 81
property ,-.,
g1uds we're easieF today, that trend
b4iB9 most marked III the Anglo frehe4
M III Nilieh heavy salnA we're iuAaA gt
W Tofai eaieg bonds p8t value. N4i1DW,
lfulffd states bonds we're unghansea
on cali during the NhHh
gijtdb9f N ssles md isadinG quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
VIEW YoRK GENERAL nAnKEr
Quotations of the Day ON Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK, April i.~FfDGH@Q quiet
WHEAT spot. nnSetiledy No. ] durum,
81 NV. No. hard. tizSis, NO ! northern,
Duluth, SisIsA, 10. :. northern Mani
t0ba, gi.f3I, T. o. b.. New York. Futures.
CORN fp6t. steady. No 2 yeilow, sgl5c.
c. J. T., New YORK.
Ts-Hpot, quiet standard 6iUJI4tG
HAY MARKET firm. No. 1, N,stlltsN,
No. H. tl.z,ni 70. No. ?. ti.00uiet. Ship
ping Mtlfete
TALfoW- firm. clty. nc, country.
9i4Tf3s.e. special. ipzr.
HOPs Shady. state ~ common %
choice, 1915, f1qzgo 1914, kltse, Pacific
coast, isi5. fzul5es fa4, @qiDe.
HIDES firm, Bogots, 5Daeic' Central
IEAThEn rlfm. benioes nrsts, se,
cHGEsE steady, receipts, I'm boxes,
unchanged
pItOViaiOEs pork, firm; mess, nun
zj0l, family fzi,0ylizgODs short clear,
12Z1jlIz5lD Beef. HtsHdYs mess, ti1,ifU
nm, family. ff91n121Dl. Lard, 6te9dg,
middle N0ef, GizDltiz.D.
BITTER = Unsettled; receipts, IN
tubs creamery ekifafi HSilWHIHet fJHtB,
EJA.ltlI,N. se00fi1s, Hyli11zc
E<tgA Barsiv ateadg5 receipts, W,l5l
easegt BDchaHRsd,
POElTttY Alive, firm cnickfnA, ~;
fOgis, ziNizle3 bfoilers HWtles turkeys.
110zies 1fesse1. firm. chlek6ne, flUVDc;
town, igllZles tUfksya, 25usge,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Under Pressure Of Weak Market
Cash Wheat Slumps Two TO
Three Cents in Price.
DEMAND FOR CORN is POOR
OMAIIA, April Is, l9i

OMAHA, April ~, 1915.
Under pressure OF u weak market anu
4 SLOW demand cash wheat suffered 4
decline n 2lf3c per bushei Wheat re-
celDte were fairly heavy, but the traa-
ers could not agree on prices ana ne
sales Of this cereal we're comparatively
light.
The corn market was also weak and
ruled unchanged 70 &C. lower. The DE-
fnand for corn Was rather poor and we
Dplk Of the samples we're sold ~ ic
decline.
oats receipts continued light and there
was only moderate demand for ms
cereal, the market remaining practc&hy
unchanged.
rye md barley sold at practically IN.
changed prices.
Clearanees we're: Wheat and flour,
equal % $1,000 bn., corn, zti.0oo bu.' oats
zliW0 BIZ.
Liverpool close Wheat and corn, un'
changed,
Primary wheat receipts we're 9asDD ~.
and shipments 5J,0D0 bu,, against receipts
Of MOO bu. and shipments u &b,VO bu'
last year
Primary corn receipts we're s8aOo bu.
ana shipments f6lOO bB., against receipts
n iiO,0O bu and shipments Of t.g4i1p ~
last year
Primary oate receipts we're gzz00 b..
md shipments GgSf1J bu., aRainst receipt
~ a2,go bg. and shipments 81 i,i2iDg bUl
lAHt year.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
MUL BERRY HANGlNGS AT NEW
MUSE ATTRACT ATTENTION

THE richness " the YelNet mBEUge ~
fhe new Muse theater proved one Of the
outstanding features of tho aehefns Of
decoration 70 visitors Of the opening day
The deep mulberry color WAS emphasized
~ the heavy gold trimming and with the
soft mulberry carpets under font IN the
aisIes and foyer, The whole effect ~ both
9ioa6ing aBd harmonious.
A particularly pleasing Innovation was
tie ladies' retiring room done IN French
gray with a black and gray carpet and
mahogany furniture, Every detail hos
been carefully looked after, even 10 the
Furnishing of those little acceseofies 70
necessary 10 womap's toilette.
IN supplying the hanginas and carpet
ing for The Muse theator The Orchard
a Wilhelm company encountered many
0bsfaeies That caused considerable
trouble. TIE concrete floors throughout
nsesgsitated drilling and plugging before
the esTpotlngs could properly be faatened
70 the floor on The steel stairway lead
ing 10 tbe balcony II Socame necessary 10
resort 10 stove bolts 10 hold the stair
carpet IN place,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
l0ffer sTarLeI

NEW YORK. April D,-gOFTfE -Tbs
market for futures Wse V1fy quiet t11Sy,
with fluctuations Maroon and iff6RHlsf,
THE opening WA two ~ THREE points
iGNsr under a1Ias further snatfafsd feas
tziug 0f liqBidatioue with December SELL
ing ~ a He and September ~ k.5Se, Or
tYO points under last Blg1jfs closing flg.
nres, Offerings we're liaht after fhe re-
rent reaction, however, aUd prices Stead
ied later, with AepfomDeF selling 10 ~
M On covering The el0ee Nas net mr.
point higher ~ Two points lopef 8aios
we're S,7s9 baKs April, s.fzes Nay, nm.
June, mn July tDo. August ga5c;
bsptsnbaf, MI October. Z 81. k0YeBi.
February, fNses March mr., ep9t 0Gf
fee. quiet Mo -. mi faHfoe Il, lgjbe,
No change Bas reported ~ fiIe eaaf siid
freights. The official cables SHOWED d
decline ~ 10 fels ~ the RIO market, WITH
Santos AMI the rate ~ RIO exnhsHge 0n
London unchanged,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
EASTER VACATION AT
CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY

Vacation faf tasleG beFau satufdsf
alisrbeon "a tfaiFhlaa ttlleas after ths
pnHrisHf aHfetif Monday. TUESDAY
tnd "Wednesday aliefnoan. h0sa9tf. $40
II 1fH etef ln iaa anNgal trgfeat fbis
ansisia "a affira ~ msNgatlaHa ana
MfnsgNs slFeH tba Ntff hY FatHaf Gan
teH A mlssiapfn eeHe "a M
fNiHef gtaieaia AHl rriHle "a Wsea th
rlIisai gsffssst Natailan mafef un.
BEEN aN fheeiH khff ife rieti
MaHt % PIE HiF taAn tiNasnia wI1 sa
nHMf NNiH ffaHnF - thF #Es
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
cmcAao CRAM Am PROVISIONS
Features Of the Trading and Closing
prIrra IA, Hon ri of Irnhe.

CHICAGO, April i5.,- Wheat prices IN.
defwent q aetback today. chiefly ~ 4
result Of improved weather conditions
northwest ana IN tho southwest ~ we'll
rho ciaHo was unsettled. &c 70 Asq1tc
net lower, With May ~ fi.ibh and Juy
at 81 .tfi4fti, t4sn. Corn gained a. 70 VA
aae oats finished unchanged 70 AMrf
higher and proyislona varying from y
decline to rise OF bfHhc.
Reports that contrary recent predlc'
lions circumstances we're such as u
allow good progress IN seeding botl
sdcs Of the Canadian line put the wheat
bulls at disadvantage from the outset
Rains ln Nebraska and Kansas tended
further 10 weaken the market, and
there were also bearish dispatches from
Liverpool. telling Of larger offora from
Argentina and OF Increased shipments
from Australia. Assertions that a0.O0
bushels Of wheat had been purchased u
come 10 Chicago from Kansas city acted
As an additional handicap for friends 81
higher prices who, besides. we're not b.
Hny means ~ ease In regard TO the
diplomatic situation with Germg~y
RnileH III tho wheat plI proved inef.
a few minutes soon after The opening
although foreign government was SAID
10 be buyer az the seahahrd
Advances IA The price u corn Gres
ont ~ signs ~ liberal export aales
Speculative shorts covered freely deHpit,
the weakness o. WHEAT HnAh1hrd de
mend strengthened oats A leading Gle
Vatof interest was a eanapifunua huyei
" the Mak option, but meanwhile wa
settling July,
M0A II The provision trading waa n
lard which was apparently heinz picked
Np bY brokers acting fof packers. taai
aales ~ atn0wn pounds II lard IN M
aH few aata we're noted part u u To-
Chicago Cash priccs Wheat 10 I'd
n iRu ist# Nn 3 red y lsHl iAh Mn
hard. q lan iAis No. hald Nlilsn
tMh. corn No. 3 Yeiqa. Huise No.
yellow fiFNili,e, No white ia'4n
tiic pais 40 2 white. tiutl,s stand
ah. tAi44hite Nyf AH q unminalI
10 3 alse iiaflol e3a.ta sesls rlnlo
tNs a AAAua elnkef tinNAH M
/ i'rp, lslans rpfh 81 NNl @ lard
tWirN fIts. u fsNft8t ~
NtffNN tower creamery. @tN&tlt
ttitiN lever feariptA RtM faset
nfsfs Nit#spAe altlnsft flfais ia'tu
e "a maFk NaHas included ltH NHf
[ rNf Afttt q 4 Nsffiifd tfefiTiB 4
lrAts tItFhissn Nist1nain Minnesota
I anN iihhnfa aUitt antsri Minuas0ta
And ftakaia uhlNa iaHt
I l2t fhA N'ltF WHeetlisd fnNia ltt
z lftafHMH 8#
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
,tan.a. 90, Tive stock MarLst.

KANSAS CITY Amt CATTLE
Receipts. igo head market steady prime
ed aissra. 81 1910 ~. dressed beef aiaefa
Is essF8 western steers 81 HlHf D.
q sstn9 a.. aiockefa and feeders a. isak II
buIlH. d liu1l calves hNtuluei
IugA iiecNipta 80 head market
higher bulk ~ sales. iao0da a, haatt
Al .ino ID. packers ard butchers, ~ NsnA ss
likht 81 $4,000, Fiaa Ii HHItN
NlNFp AMI LAMBS Receipts none
Htsaaf lambs. tli tAifli ~ SeafllnKs u q
affU wrthelH ts7afs n, ewes. tsBsa
a4
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
cnIcAoo Lfyr sTocN nAnKET
Cattle sismar--DoEs FiFm-~sbsep
strong,

u0 hnad. market Hteadv3 native beet
steers. fsGIdi0l1, western steers, I76lt
A70, stDckefs and feedsrs, H.i9lte ~ eoNs
ana belfefs, ~ lylt9.zD, calves, t7.zJUigV,
iiOOB Receipts, MN head market
firm. Unchanged 10 shSde higher, bgik
IN sales, t3Ssyal1DD, lights, fjIyuf0l6,
mixed. Fgylifg,6, heavy, ~ Nltl90D,
fOUgb, fa11ais,i1, pigs, t1,4Dlga.1
FjiEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, ann
bss1, fDsfkft strong, Weth6fs. FJyyu5.5J,
ewes, E,0ltltssb5s lambs, f,7tatti,76.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
Sugar MarLet.

NEW YORK. April is,-argAR--Ilaw.
firm. molaHses. VIC. centrifugal. sue.
refined. firm The market for futures
VAS quiet. but the updertoBe aaa firm
and prices we're q shade higher on cove
orinG and 10 sympathy With ne strength
points higher on active positions, May.
biie, Jolly 6tffi september, s.iie, he
cembcf, t.gie,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

These Sales we're reported today
Wheat mo, hard winter gar " ~,
caf, tii9iA. V caJ Nl0. No. bard
winter cars NC@H ear VIVA y.
car. Ns. No. / hard winter csrs,
ilNI. car. JLO5Ib. 3 care, ~. ~ carr,
ti0fA; 2ss fafa. N0l, ! Gar, N.N. Sample
bgrd winter ! car, tln, ! err NM,
bulhhea1, 05ct cor. NC. No spring.
eer nl2A NJ 2 segng ~ A,iz4
2 cafs, Jl675. car. 80
rye No, n " c8f, mc.
Harley 80. 3 II car, &c
t'ont-So 2 white ! car. W4e e9fs.
&c. No z white. . cs .,,. ssc No : s sili
car. Gcs ! eat fs0ufJ. lgeIzo. No, yellow.
car. 49, ~ carr nc, No. 2 yellow
car, mi. q csfs. 70lhc. No. I yellow
carS. pc. ~. . yellow car &c. eg.s,Ts.
No. Z mixed csf. &4cE i ear esa.c q
car, ss1le. 40. = mixed = cars Ssc No.
mize1i cefs. 6hc; ; car, ", J M
gslAc car g5izc; cars. &c. ! car, ~.
Sample mixed ! car gJc.
oeis STANDARD car w.. 10. shiie.
cars NAe. cars A1sc. Sample "nile'
omaha Cash prices Wheat ~, Z h ,,i,e,
W sl 6s al n9 cloi esfd' ~. 04g spr g,s,
u O0l i5l5, 10, spring. q ma l2.. NJ
durum. tis0yu1 ~, No, 3 dufurq, U'ofp
I.0 Corn so. y white, spuS5Ac, 10.
3 wbiic es1a0egc; No. white. ,gasslsci
No, white, egikMsec, No . white, gli
49,. No yellow, 10izM1ic, No, 2 yell0N
19lt104c, No, 4 yellow gsus9c, 80. , yel'
low. GinSslzo. No. y yNlogs gWSsi5e NO
2 mixed @as9tsc; No. = mixed. esNaNci
al. No. i mixed, gsIzlfgItzc. oats No.
white. 42ttW42iAc. standard, flAn4lei
No. white. 0iz9lia4c, NO I white, "a
nc. Barley; Mailing, g5u9'e, 10.
feed. 56ndse. rye: 40. 2, wugiei NO d
sgffapc.
Chicago closing prices. furnished The
Zee Nv Logan n Bryan. stock and grain
brokers, sib south Aiyteeutb, omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

~. LOUIS, April ~ CATTLE Re
esi-t7 10 head market STEADY native
beef steers. t5sg1Js,l35 VesriluR sieers
and heifefs, gs9slfg6Js COWS, +, ZnJS ~.
si0ekefs snd feeders. A. Dsts N. aoiiihsrti
steers, tj.lilit.lss csNa and belfefg. MN
g1J natiVe ealYse. esDyWff.W
UOGH Receipts. g,HD b0aGs market
sieady. pigs AMI lights. t7I,ugG5. r1lFed
and butchers. D.s,ni00o, heavy, tg.gyu
mn
gIlEEP AND LAMBe~ Heoelpts. 10
is.gyml67t; lambs. tf0O,Nii,ss. egss, 81 q
Nsss
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

NEW ypnK April q METALS Cop
PEI continued firm Quotations fnf
MARTY driiYeFie quoted frnin ta0i a.
$500 for delifffits during ~ third quar-
trt Iron. unf angcd
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

eT JOAEpU, April vs. CATTLE RE-
cfipte, ~ had. msrket steady steers
t.9sN9.lt eoys. am hDifefs, fI75Qg 1T;
fOOF Receipts. am head, market
steady; top, B.7g. bulk II ealsf, n bn1
G,s
HHEEP And LANBR-S0 reeelpts
market notainaliy steady. lambs, fii,l0g
lI.1B,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

NEW YORK. April rs. pRY GOODS
Cotton goods markets were firm today.
with rising tendency noted in htnple
colored goods lines Wool prOdufts
showed fiFmer tone. Linens we're arin,
silks IRE gulaf
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

OMAHA, April 1bB6nk clearinRs for
0nshs t0dhy were fg,572, 1g2.43. and for
fbe corresponding day lSst year g2,71,-
aG5 81 The total clesFinRF Tor the week
ending today we're sz3.l0.7Oo.N. and for
ihe Corresponding week last year SIS
f2lg77, a.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

MINNEAPOLIS Ninn ANFl IA
wlitA fl Ast NiftUt lai taiN NiiA
Or tttiAHftIh fatA 30 hsfi Nu
80 i neahsfn tpaniaAil IS nattls
ttH klHHt Nh
VOL q tauf Hsifnih ttN NFm
MkMt8kf miis
NNM NM
tltAN fitf Wt4tN
NttM& NM fefNe.
NAfN &M uNHN NAWt
tEtNbG 500 "ath
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

INV YORK. April ~ Tine statement
N ffF actual condition ~ CLEARING house
links an6 trust eof9gapiff fgf The Week
4ynefa NJ legal TfguifsmfDts This In an
Increase M tl.9D@,7O OYef last reek,
Thn statement f0llDWs,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17

fJu0fafiOfs fufbishfa ~ bufnt PRIMER CO..
~ omaha National bank building
af0fks nPs ARAfhs
tsts,,aut fireamst9 IN preferred 4t,iW talis ,
esfftasat lfeaB,, rom. aSsjNlH GiYttB tzs
tistsfe6at CREAMERY M guaranteed 100 ssls
flseoB MO- A. NE III preferred ''B' ~ 40
f3gaola Tsl 4 Tel. common 1M.s, y -
Usunisia stsRs TEL y Teif4sut.JtiW 10
T5s,afia 4 q u. ~, ~. pfd.satso. ~ y
f,,tafs n ~ ~ ~ common. 10, ~ ~
0mshs \ q. u 4, ~, -, IN. ~ Al
t5atsrs Nh 90 pfd,4tta0lstsst.tt ,ss. ~
ealztefgsf = sons IN pfg ..n"" ~ IN
rBiqn Ytgctk Yards. va atoekt,t,tt gsh
f1s s'iss PACKING ~, TT h. ~ ...ieih ms
r6{ tty's con BfRe ~ ~ igH,, ~
e0t,tg,iais y ~ ~ W. "a, n. igA ~ ss5t
f5etipGli Bj9ns Gas 4 Biee b.. i9zs aiA 900.
tlsgger Dss Il Kie0l ~, 1851 .4,..s,tM ~
Uss NolDfs ftifY ~. b., ig2s.,.ts,. s3N M
min Dsere Pi0N m, W n .. y. @sg I'M
fsss Portland GsmaBt ~. ~, isi7., ~ IN
f6fefg9foHEh y =, "a, iage,.,.ts ~ ~
i5nf0ig 0ae Eiee ~ fis,t,sta.t N ~
N9rbnasfAsH n, m. lfhiJ NJ, 1885,, NM W7s
omaha A. n n M ~, IA, iWs.U. ~ 9TA
og,aha HeiIO0l District Hhs, I9AtaYtlm M
f,fashs geWef ~ 1870 st,ri \, I'm M a
psGtfIe Das h Klee, Gen, ~ fstz., "a w
pgblio f4fglcs ~. no, ~ ~, 1864 Wh NI
stllziefsSr gOaa -. g.. 1871 ,., ~ m
g,0aE fity Bt0ek Yafds IL, ia2o 81, y "
IHi0H stock Yards b., la3i.nost,t, ~ 0p
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-17
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

TOM BARRON champion EnRilsh 81 q.
W LeRhorns imported by me. Guar
Anteed pedigree or 80 10 2s2 eggs Eggs
ST. 10 per ~ and np Aieo heavy lying
strain W. T. r. dueka~egRs $50 per ~
Cherrycrof Farm, BOX y ~, Omaha,
Neh Phone Benson az
PIGEONS pay far better tnan chickens;
always penBcd up little space needed 10
start. free book explains oil Majestic
squad Co, Dept ", Adsl H.
Screening si2j per 100 lbs. ~ NJ 18Th ri