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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-02-26
Notice for Administration and
Notice to Creditors.
State of Wisconsin,
County Court for Iron County.
In Probate.


County Court for Iron County.
In Probate.
In Re Estate of Susan Meade, de-
ceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given, That at
the special term of said court to be
held on the End Tuesday of March, A.
ID. 1915, at the Court House in the
town of Vaughn, County of Iron and
State of Wisconsin, there will be
heard and considered, the application
OF Henry Meade for the appointment
OF an administrator of the estate of
Susan Meade, late of the town of
Vaughn in said couneg, deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Further Given,
That at the regular term of said court
to be held at said Court House, on
the LIST Tuesday of July, A. ID. 1916,
there Will be heard, considered and
adjusted, all claims against said
Susan Meade, deceased;
And Notice Is Hereby Further Civ
en-, That all such claims for examina-
ton ard allowance must be presented
to said county court at the Court
House in the town of Vaughn, in
said county and state, on or before
the 18th day of June, A. d. 1915, or be
barred.
Dated Feb. IL, 1915.
By the Court,
P. H. Aspinwall,
$40 Comfy .Judoa
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-02-26
Something Good.

Those who hate nasty medicine
should try Chamberlain Tablets for
constipation. They are pleasant to
take and their effect is so agreeable
and 80 natural that you will not re-
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medicine. Obtainable everywhere.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-02-26
NOTICE OF JUDICIAL AND Ma
TIONAL DELEGATE ELECTION.
STATE OF WISCONSIN
COUNTY OF IRON

COUNTY OF IRON
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
at an election to be held in the several
towns and election precincts on the
first Tuesday of April, A. ID. 1915, be-
ing the fourth (4th) day of such
month. the following officers are to be
elected:
Four DELEGATES AT LARGE
from each political party in the state
to the National Convention of such
party.
Two DISTRICT DELEGATES to
the National Convention from each
political party in each of the congress
sional districts of the state.
AJUSTICE OF THE SUPREME
COURT to succeed William H. Tim
lin, whose term of Office expires the
first Monday in January. 1917.
Given under my hand and seal of
the County Clerk at the court house
in Hurley. this 2lst day of Feb, 1915.
w. d. Tyler.
(SeaD County Clerk.
9-l3
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-02-26
State of Wisconsi

Circuit Court-Iron County
Maria Data,
Plaintiff,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-02-26

vs.
Giovanni Data,
Defendant.
The State of Wisconsin TO the said
defendant
You Are Hereby Summoned to APP
pear, within twenty days after service
of this summons, exclusive of the
day of service, and defend the above
entitled action in the court afore-
said; and in case of your failure so to
do, judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand of the
complaint.
Sanborn, LamOreux Il Pray,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
z. o. Address, Ashland,
Ashland County, Wisconsin.
To All To Whom 1t May Concern:
Take Notice that the original sum-
mons and complaint in the above en-
titled action was duly filed in the Of
flee of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Iron County, Wisconsin, on the
10th day of February. A. ID. 1916.
Reference is hereby made for cause
of action stated in the above entitled
action.
Sanborn, LamoreuX Il Pray,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
7-1S Ashland, Wis
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-02-26
UNTACTFUL ADAMS
The Pathetic Unpopularity of Our
Second President.
He WAS VAIN AND GLAD or 1T

Then, Too, He Had an Obstinate Per-
sonality That Endowed Him With
Positive Genius For Putting Himself
In the Worst Possible Light.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
War Posters to
Be Sent from Paris
To United States

fcorespondence u The Aasociatod Press,
PANS, March 2 The Harvard eiub ~
Paris u preparing 10 seud fof exhibition
IN the Harvard clubs Of Sew York, C5i
cago, san Francisco and New Orleans
representative collections of The posters
and Autographs that have appeared IN
France during tho war other exhlbl.
tons may be made IN other cities hi
these collections he best etchars nnd IN
sraYefs ore represented. ana tbeY portray
neaf1y I'll The various phases of The Wsf
with aope ~ lts slaeilghfs.
Seven panels. each continuing twenty
small paintings by such modern artists
~ WDlelts, Roll, Nenlard. Maurice Denis
ana Lueien sirn0n aDd measuring q yard
~ yard end hair IRE on exhibition ~
one OF The galleries here ~ he sold for
e"o francs dfaoj eapb and the proceeds
~ ven ~ the admission fees 10 The 81.
hibltloh devoted " tio war pfIaoBars
clothing fund, 8ot1e N those nlblatnfes
afe REGARDED ~ maglerpiec4a, The tBora
feinarkable @s having bean produced By
painters WHO hive usually wofked on n
larger sc8te. l.....
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
Action Of Moscow
Police Denounced

Correspondence n The Associated ffeas,l
pETRoaRAp March ~ An iutsrpel
ia,ion In the puma has been addressed
10 the government bY prominent llhsf q
members resardlna the alleged illosal
action n the suthotiiiea against ms
Jews. naftfulahf VI stosauN
January % she Muacns lsaliee eaf Yea
aut Wholesale anil lavish raid arrest
tng Ola men and wemea ~ The streets
merely bstausu ihel wefa Jess % ass
ssmhlsd Jews. snd without any formal
4hafw according a ths inletpeliati p.
the slsnais ~ iha petition dsupnnre lheef
pra4 ssalnss a. uissai abA uniafnisa'hiy
nam tbs poiul VI ,iea uf CO., 81 ihlsf
ss,s III 49, stats flttf asa uheihtf tha
iulalsirt IL swsls 81 lhaae aels ana Nhst
store haze htsu taken q eliminate ine
consequences ana % rNulsb he anil'F
pflsons
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
snw yonK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations Of the Day ON Various
Commodities,

NEW YORK, April s.-.FIOUH- Firmly
held. spring patents, t6.75als,i -; winter
patents. E.01ub75, winter nifaishts. Bon
WHEAT Spot, strong, No. durum,
tla1; No. hard, Il.H. No, ! northern Ilue
iuih g112I4, No. ! northern, Manitoba,
ilfA, !. Q. b., New York. Futures were
c6GNss B6,' finn; No. yellow, seHe,
OATS sDot. firm; standard, BiI44ps2Ae.
HAY Firm, No !, 81 .35Il,40. No. 2,
tll25fti.W. No. g. Fl.0afi.6i shipping, @p
liops steady. state. common 10 choice.
1915 crop. itlf2ic; 1914 crop, Miae' Pacific
coast 1915 crop. i2u25c, 1914 crop, tnlOc
HIDES Firm; Bogota' s9aS4ei Central
LEATiiER Firm; hemlook flrsts. ssci
'' PfgnlovisI9oiSs Pork. firm; mess, ,4oO
aaan0, family. t73O01pB.Oo short cleafs,
tg260 neef. fifm. mess, tlf.i0lfls.00, fam
Ivy, ne00H7o.o0. Lard, firm; middle west,
TAf.i.ow strong; city. &c. nominal.
country, piamat4c. special i0lrc.
BUTTER Lower receipts, b.bgs tubs
creamery extras. 6asse. fifsis. 5Glaa9Ase.
'' EGGs~ irregular: receipts 1.723 cases.
fresh gathered extras. 22iSW23ci extra
firstn. eiAm22e, firstB, regular packed
Nha3lLe seconds. iaiEu2oc,
CHEESE Irregular. receipts ~ boxes.
steady. held specials .WAnisisc, flats
current make. specials, h,ss average
PouLTRY-Alive. firm no prices rot
tied Dressed firm. chickens, ibns0c
fowls, ibd2oc. turkeys 2Sataaci
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04


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lhO lfatr ai fbd luHe q lasi sffs euh
iha fart tHRf AfWtaWd HteMRd iW he VA
HliH tftGff HHHNf tHisF s4fti8 mat
aHHA mass man lNsi fell Andn niNlHn
aifFnmHtaufss atalesFfa Agtt iiAtai kAiif
matted islFipis NFiN tnitis $40 cats ~
snu hNaH taiua az LATEST thau last
atek airi 4 sain ~ ~ Ntef iNu m#ths
$50 hHi 4 faiAHa Hli ~ aiunft AsN ss
Famf@ta niih lhs mnM MHiulss N laat
laakofa Wega fsn indifferent bafsfs
tHiNN nttftWiFik heaFlsh Ia lhel ttRM 4
f5nm start ~ UNlsh White theF heNaht
tem satlefiMs iWMahea ~ lamila va
steady hsels taf NNNefal igftsiaHs Hi
ihH Msfktl aak Ant hffN hHW seas
th Hsa lamNf 4MWaa tka eAtH aalNa MNfe
snNiH 1854 ilshf MtNlF8n lAmfs tt q 4
lii @aM teU tslf tafeW HttllHs nAa a
6iH4FsWN Ma4 eflHrieA
4Naistiaus Hn sffaN HHd IaWks iafnhs
"a tn fhHine NkHAt Din NaFti laM4NM
fsr ta kani hknAl NWiiu iemta
taH ia fhHiFf Nfatf tiNullhe laHftF
iaA tlFpaa h Ah1A IN tAmt fftah
HNU8U iiHM q a5fha iva lNas fats ~
staie hsaff ~ MH ~ ahlbafa lmH ia
ftnlsF q asfs fses Eaisi ~ fha.ls
y Mus ese lsh " selA ! aNs
~ $50 tAHha sslf.4 ~ %
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
People Of Portugal
Turn to Agriculture

Correspondence Of the Associated PtessJ
LISBON. March 2D.-The war has
turned the attention ~ the Portuguese
people 10 the agricultural situation Of
the country. Although Portugal Il re-
garded as principally a farming country
il has 10 import sometimes NJ much -
hair the amount Of wheat required for
the years home consumption, The years
when there have been the greatest Inn
portatIons OF wheat have been years OF
hard times. when there was great
deal of idsness and at the same time
a great deal Of waste land, which might
well have been devoted 70 wheat raising
Under var conditions q shortage IN the
home wheat crop might very nearly spell
starvation, on account Of the difficulty
ana cost OF ocean freighis.
The true remedy. according 70 Portu-
stesa economists. IL 20 be sought In
agricultural measures IN Parliament 70
encourage ths EoWlng Of more wheat corn
ana rye. The minister of public works
has prepared bills 20 provide for the
irrigation 81 Aiemtejo which should
prove excellent farming country 20 en-.
courage rice.growing, ana 20 inaiEafate
the production Of beet sugar, which ~
present sells AZ over y cent pound
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04

CATTLE. Receipts Of cattle this morn
ing numbered only 100 head, being INC
smallest run for M0n4aY for > COCA
many weeks back. due undoubtedly ~
The sharp break ~ prices last week, There
wefe hardly enough cattle ~ any ono
kind 10 sight 70 really MAKE marker.
Under the Influence Of tbs ligbt run
prices we're strong 10 much ~ nc
higher IN some spots, but Y u q note.
worthy fact that sblppera might DO wei
10 bear III mind that ths demand was not
overly brisk Al reports agree that there
has been during tho last Two weeks an
accumulation ~ fresh beef NJ the big
consuming eentsrs Of the country, ana
until this accumulation IN considerably
reduced n IL hardly reasonable 20 expect
a very urgent demand for live cattle,
Quotations Oh cattle; Good ~ choice
basyes. o. 7bdS 10, fair 10 good beeves, xD
Qs7t, common 10 fair beeyee, FszStt.1s
good 20 choice hsifers, u, zJ1TsA; good 20
chDice COWS, E.fsal7.7b, fgir 10 good cows,
tg10u4.7b common 10 fair COWS, NbVU
400 good 20 choice feeders, r.Tb1at4g.
fair 10 good feeders, 81 H)lti 49, common
% fair ieadsrs, tsDtai7 %. good 10 choice
stoekers, tf7bftf n, stock helfers. BiIle
m, stock COWS. " ast7.8, stock calves,
81 .D0aif %. veal calves. T,Odi0.B. bulls,
stage, etc, B.G0a7.U
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
roffes MarL~t,

REW YORK, ADrn 5.--F0FFgK The
nsrknt for coffee futures Wak very qnlet
iOdaY with prices 10 ding fteady W. gym
Datby With the st6sdv ruling ~ thu
brazilian markets Tbem WAS no bngi
nops whatever ~ the opening sH1 first
prizes Wsro unchanged, bit few small
buying 0rJafs seemed 10 be reaching The
ring later IN the Day with July vel Ing ~
~ N se sna December ~ $50, 0f about
points net higher The dose r1s net
~ changed ~ 2 points III fhers faifa IN
bugs; April, syD7c. May =. BE. June Enc
drIV, s2lci August, A2lc, Aepifbbar, b,Slc,
October, s.3ge. November, sNe; Deeerbar,
s4o, JapgarY, soc, February. sdei
March s.G5o.
gpot, quiet 40 II, me-. Santos n, iot.c,
Cost and freight market wa f5ported
10 n shade higher, with offer
lBgs ranging from about tgS6c ~ NIB
for santos ~ on the baAa ~ English
credits,
The official eablsa reported no change
IN The Brazilian markets, Santos cleared
l5,DDJ bags Tor New Orleans Brazilian
Port receipts, it.o00 BAGS JDndiahy, s,Do
I9Es Ths weekly cable showed TINT
Brazil had cleared MN bags for The
United states, and lsg,0s0 bags for Europe
last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Receipts Of All Cereals Light, But
Demand 10 Active and All
Prices Advance.
WHEAT SELLS TWO CENTS UP

OMAHA. Apfl Q. 1915
Receipts of ali cereals were light 10.
day, bIt the demand WhH active and
lhfre WAS general advance IN prices
" heat led IN the advance ana ruled
from lu3c higher, Tho demand for THIS
cereal being particularly active.
Tho demand for corn Was sufficient u
take care of HE light offerings ana
fhe bulk Of this cereal sold ~ cent
a1FHhfe. There was very little yellow
corn on the tables and the frW samples
That we're placed on sale commanded
aubaianii0l premium over the white ana
mixed corn.
oats followed corn and wheat ~ the
advance and sold from aHic higher
The demand for rfe and barley vas
ito active. rye selling II higher ana
barley about b. over saturdays quo
iIiiofA+
~ Liverpool wheat closed unchanged,
corn unchanged.
Primary NheBt receipts were $4,000
hu, and shipments T4g1 bus against r..
ceiptH ~ gsO9 blu and shipments ~
naD1V bu last year
Primary corn receipts were NBgD hut
and shipments Gk,N0 bu against receipts
N tz5,fp bu md shipments ~ NbWU ~,
last gnHr
Primary 0afH receipts were &2gO bu.
and shipments $500 bu, against receipts
% 1890 bu and shipments u 5000 ~.
last year
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Prices ON Hoard Of Tra1r.

CHICAGO, April J--Nheat ran Up e
hushe today chiefly because predictions
thai tie domestic winter crop thls season
would 10 10000 bushels less than tho
Yield in 1915 The market closed strong,
tisc to Afsc net higher. with May az
s. Dos and July ~ 81 ie4a. Corn gained
t.NA.c TO ic, and oats 4c 20 iisc Ia pro
visions the outcome varied from tho same
~ Saturdays finish 20 roc higher,
Broad activity as we'll as big upward
swing 10 prices kept traders on edge al
day IN the wheat pit Despite liberal
profit taking. reactions we're NJ no time
long continued or of any great extent.
RiRhf from the start the main incentive
TO buyers was statement from lead
INK exporter here estimating the coudl.
ton nf the winter crop IN the United
states as the lOweat for any correspond
ing time since iiot-ls.s per cent, against
N.s per cent year ago. on this basis
the probable maximum Yield for 1910 was
nut Al N0.0Q0o0 bushels, compared with
saA 000 oOo bushels Ia 1915. Aside from the
htRtemoni, dispatches we're AZ hand tell.
lng ~ crop damage ~ nearly all parts OF
the winter wheat belt, aud laying eapa
eial stress on the need " rain IN Kansas
Torelrnsrs took hold freely III the buy
ing 81 future deliveries % wheat, and be-
aides purchased 10000 huahela for inie
mediate export. To- this connection De.
clded Significance WAS attached 20 word
that reserves N wheat IN Holland were
exhausted aud that the Dutch govern
tnent had decided 20 obtain w America
30 Oh tons over and above the ordinary
monthly quota. TedaYa top figures
showed that IA a week the market had
made an extreme gain ~ i3Ac a bushdl5
Corn strength waa derived mainly from
wheat Thr bulls however pointed out
also thai receipts we're small the Visible
aupplN falling on and that lafEr SALES NJ
fofu Nfft belng made ~ Kansas city 20
~ a. ilAlilmnfe
oata wtrc hHlNshlY affected - reports
- dslaB in seeding in some sections Ia
addition fhrfN sefc adNicns M q probable
his decrease ~ acreage Ia Canada
Provisions advanced 10 nKmpathf With
Rfagn ana haAa nuFlNg the late tfanaaes
fiana lhauNh ltaiiElHN sales - haineta
alfsa nat maHt "a the gains
ChifaNa rHah rFlrva Mhfai SO r8d.
Ha4Ans $50. 5 fsd q itaaH 1th sd i
hard d iRANt tia A8 hard u iAlsH
De. Egln NJ isllaN usla
Nj failne t&Ns M I ahltF M
M tats 80 shltt MNVsA stand
efA thtr htt So ~ NAf
ht Mt Nssis tlmalhf a sssA a.
neaN Is hFa 81 ~ ne ti s''ia
Ntf1Ft tFNAsHsst ftsmfFf NH ~
Nat tMMNf fiis ~ aaes.
Flss ,Ntat HfaiHatN flFHiN lshH
az mats afss Us Mtad |sHifts
fAAfAItAt tMMNFt fN leis N#f#.
NiHffaaH Mtsf HHsin stiiiHHfHt HW8 tisH
ke4a thlffs NNs tiinaFfais snH "a
tMiN FtNies aWs
lslllfNt ANFa eeff feata if#N
ta trfiHsA t
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
NOT ENOUGH POSTAGE PAID
ON THESE FOREIGN LETTERS

tcansananaen ~ lhe Associated fffss j
WAmliiNHrON March q nal@Ht wa
iluas ia Feash tHt lepsfinsni ~ taiH
wtFHu lFnm AWssFlaan essns0lsF niGlelais
atmaA that business e.sa ~ lhe tnlig'l
wtslaa esstQisa iWle tatH W HaalliWH
lNiitTt aNa catalogues ia iaselsH nef
th#Bia rae NtaMpai eampleinl y tMat
AmfHean damffiia rssiasa rates ste af
Nitssl 20 ihR iwstlsn mati anA aa VEL
tali iha iefalsn 5sfinsnis have e pas
Hal eHlY iHs AtilHQnaHt pastaae hHi a
feHAlif Is sell lmlsHrff saAlfaglHs q
lstists alas ID ifsaafat
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
SHOES ENOUGH TO REACH
FROM BERLIN PAST PARIS

Correspondence u the Associated presal
MERLIN March Aafhe Nar office
supply depot at stfasshurg haH com
pleted ~ millionth palr Of shoes fnt thu
army eobblor aialistieiau ~ the de-
pea has calculated that, stretched M
ros. The shoes would roach from ilsrliu
far beyond Parts,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04

HoGs-A comparatively small run %
hogs showed up, Receipts Wers only
eaVentVsflve cars, or $40 brad, being
fG0 smaller than last week, only little
over half ~ large as two weeks ago and
smaller than last year BY 900 head
shipping demand wac somewhat re
strioted today, but outsiders we're willing
10 pay for their kinds, and tho hogs they
bought early we're purchased At prices
that we're mainly i0fihe 20 IN extreme
cases, 90 above the close OF last week
They made most nf their nurchRa1 = ~
s,ASuasS, and paid a. high as $500 ltr one
load which lust suited tho needs ~ the
buyer
Tackefs we're : little backward ahnuf
ataftinR out, and on first rounds made
very few bids Aa a general lhlnd Their
first offers we're. however, a. much hF
NJ higher and before they we're able ~
huy many haaA they mad come un tn the
shippers tasls Mhfn they finally rut up
their arnves n WaA al a mostly iHa llbhnf
cost aiihOush some sellers insisted tuHt
their hnNh we're no more ttan 'Niier AhNNH
lest Narh close. Movement VISA hfNHai
tht0uN hout and np 90 laie hpuf CEN.
pete clearance lAd Hut been made
AterHFt rnst WAS good iAa nhnt .
aalulday Hnlh ~ ail the aales Ras
uuntaa ~ D NHA ~, ana No nntFA above.
tat.a rsaarHNN a. WI
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04

NJ LOrIH APRIL 9.--CATTLFl~ ~.
eeipts, 2,E1 mead market bigb0ri native
beef staeFe, T.I1t9.s5, tearliug steers AMI
heifHfH. N,1i1bBJ, 0WH G.gyafb,aVs ftOfhs
err and feeders b.60flaOy, TeEgH and
Indian steers E.zJaps ~, COWS and hsifera,
t4GN1f.1J native calves, p.gtulG.gJ
IDGB Hsccinfs s,iU head, market
higher, pigs ami lights, N,Ziqf9.7J5 mixei
oDd butchers, fgbo1tgy0, good heavy, tg-Sj
ANN
silEEp AND LAMBS Receipts 800
head mafket lower; yfBfilDg Wethefs,
N1'Mt1.4j lambs, F.Dntil,St. ewes. BhtW
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
WASHINGTON MONUMENT is
EXPENSIVE TO MAINTAIN

tcoueanondsn6o N the Associated pttss1
WASHINGTON. March "a II asis lha
government approximately ntcm each
year tnr thH carr and maintenance en-
tbs Washington monument Eleven men
ARE employed There continually Nafn ~
tbs staands coats g. r." mare annually
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Firm--Hogs Weak--sbeeD
Weak.

CHICAGO, April a..=CATTLE-Bo elp.s.
9lDl hoad. market firm native beat
steers, Tf0u99). WFgefn AEeDra, fLE N
so. Ht1ckers and feedeiH. B.sU5 -. COWS
nnd helfera, tBygOs.t5s calves, tLIi4fg25.
HOGS eeeipts. 1900 head: market
weak ~ 70 advance, bulk Of aales, N.D4
Pi1, light 1LfboGt0. mixed, tt,5.M9 sjt
haayY, tttbug.b5; rough, f).z5lt9fp, plgs.
17s00ftHC
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, i7,0G
head. market weak Wethcfa. " MANN
ewes, gg11ts.Gs lambs, t9.0at1i.z5
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04

LIVERPOOL April 9.-~WHEAT-s Spot,
steady. No. ! Manitoba. iaa "a. No, :. i1H
I'd. No, red. western winter lis ID No.
3 hard winter, gulf lis sd,
CORN SPOT, quiet American mixed,
new los al
FIDTH Winter nR,nntH, i6s Cd.
HOPS in London Pacific eoasp, " Las
Sfls ihN
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04

W. JOBEptf April 3.-gATTLE Ito.
eflDtg 10 head market higher siaefg,
tf1ais.D, cove and helfers, t1.On910,
calves, tgggnsbD
IfODs Receipts, fOg hesd. MARKET,
bizbef, top f9E5, bulk ~ sales, ta8Gtp,O,
BiIHEp AND LAMBS Receipts INN
he0d m8fket Veaks wethers, n1DpgtO,
iamDs tJ0fyuii4O
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04

NEW YORK, April g.--c0TToN Spot,
steady, f1lddiinK upi9ndE, izcj ssles, lf5i1
bales.
Cotton futures opened steady May,
II Ne. July, ~ sse, October, ii.Nc. DE.
eember, r. l5es January, t2DDc.
TIE cotton market closed steady ~ o
net advance ~ 10 points for the day.
Futures closed steady; May. II sgc
July. ne, October, zoe; December,
IL ID January. 2.azc.
LIVERPOOL, April 5--cOTTON spoi.
easy, good middinR, Tg2d. rdi1dling. 7,s5di
low nIdding, IND Sales 500 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04

MNM NuNk AHfti 4aAtNkm
Hss NtaHt afaiiifNtal kf maiassss
d ts MelMmA Nft# kHi lAaf Ai5t
81 a. = hHfaA = entfsA AL
t5Ha EianHlatet AA Ahfn "a N A
tsl.f t.HNeFt n NAs An a. 80
tafta arsneA HsRA1 IA taaanA lrah
tfHiiN lAatfNHfs sNN Al NMe8 rgiFe8 Neft
+ Isl Z tNlats NisNaf
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
atons oIty i've alooL MavLel.

SIOUX CITY. la, April 5s-CAT,rllf e
Receipts, 2,IG beHd market Wui5c
higher native steers, T.gilp90oi butchsrs
fannffN f3.1fD8.2b, HtDckeTE md feeders,
NJ itlis&, ealVe8. tgyll951, bulls, BtaRs,
etf, B1DNDED
HDiIB narJpts, 5DO hegd, market, ~
Mzg higher. heayg, tJfJltg.Os mixed, hU
HnEEp AND LAMna Not nnotaA.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04

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feiiaH o. A. esfa iifu anA 4Hisi ta.iaf
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04

gAvANNAH, April r. TUHPENTINF
Firm. f9Isc. sales u bbls.. receipts. "
bpla shipments. ~ bbls, STOCK b@f
HOgIN@ Firm; sales. G5s bble receipts.
SCI bbis., shipments. gsz bbls. stocks. ~
~ bbs quote A. y NB Y " M.
II, 1895. ~, 1910; n. B2t, VIC, ~,
WV, $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
cests,,oo cios Mln.tsei show.


"Bsck 70 the farm" IL the decision ~
4. Finley pancake, for nineteen Yeafs con
nected with TIE local stock yards, who
has lust bought small farm " Hovtil
Dakota ana who viii leave Omaha fof
thai place sometime this week.
The bunch ~ the yards entertained him
Saturday morning, royalty, IN the office
~ A. " STRIKER, secretary ~ The stock
exchange An engraved gold witch ab1
chain was presented tho retiring stock
man and IN fitting speech tho latter
fofRsye anything that he might have
said hard about the "bOys"
Finley wss for twelve years brad buyer
snd night hand man of !. W. Murphy,
hog speouiator at the gsfds
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
New york None, MARKET.

NEW YORK April MERCANTILE
PAPER tnah pet cent
ATEnf.tNn EXCHANGE Sixty day
hills. t4igA demand, $40 fsiai cables,
SIT
SILVER flar GlMe. Mexican dollars,
N4h
HONnNeU Government. irregular rails
road irregular
TIME LOANS Firm, alNfN daNat tsHa
per cent ninety days. atliA per cent, Hls
months 1AHt pet cent
GALA, MONTY Ateada hiNh 2 pet
cent las - per cent fulinK rate z per
cent CLOSING N.d IA Isf cent offered a.
2 nor eansl last loan nHf cent
einains quotations an hands today were