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The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
Talent Troubled Not a
Bit On Fri
day

For the past week the boys have
been attempting TO guess the win
ners at the Kenl,vorth meeting
They have had fair d.ys, fas, days
aad muddy day. and their batting
verasos have been about o4I in
p.c .as the winners. Tor a fayorito
20 win r., Wentworth this week
under any Iteration mas been
unusual as a.. going across OF
~ jo : She, ordinarily is
Friday found ia. Voc 9uag
mirc j, was bitterly cold and a
liIh. gusty wind was blowing u
there ever was a day on which the
ione shots should star and favor.
tca should perish, it was Friday
Vet not single long shot went
across. and IN The view of previous
T. r.ormauces 80 the meeting, il
might be- asserted that ayorites won
every race. In The fifth race I'm
ore sion went across 10 T. and
ths. was 10, best of the day, OK
cept for % - to bet on Cherry
Belle 20 place winch broke into tho
summary
The second Eeullwouh meeting
viii end thi. afternoon With "a good
program and The uo,ses will lie
z. II 4 a
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
History of Aggie- Michigan Encounters
SIX OF BIG NINE
TEAMS IN ACTION

CHICAGO, oct Elm the Big
Nine today Six elevens will be bat.
ting Chicago will have little
trouble with Northwestern, If the
field is soggy. sport followers say.
The fast Northwestern backs, relied
on TO overcome the light line in
front o. them, will be at a disadyan-
tage on slippery FIELD Stagg. with
heavier line. Is counting on a wet
field 10 help hm
Ohio is ordered 10 defeat Illinois
Ian trbana The Buckeyes trounced
Oberlin by an uoruous score while
Colgate defeated Illinois last Satur
DAY Purdue meets low at Iowa
City This scrap VIII reveal the
merits of Coaches Jones at Iowa
and O'Donnell at Purdue
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
CENTRAL USES
VARSITY TEAM
All the Regulars to Start
Against Ann Arbor
This Afternoon

Possibly these tales OF battered
Centralites who couldn't play for a
couple of weeks were bear stories.
At any rate, Central Is going TO light
into Ann Arbor this afternoon with
varsity team in the field Ross
and Crook viii play the TANKS,
Fletcher and Smith the tackles,
Minard and Tu~nbul the guards,
Lang the pivot job, and Martin and
McCuilum the halves Brokaw will
he quarterback and Allen the full.
back
Ann Arbor brings a fairly heavy
team. but one that has no formida-
Bile record, and Central should win.
An effort will be made TO pile up
an early lead sc the subs can be
shot INFO NE lineup. Tor the Mus
kegon game is hut week away.
and injuries 10 any OF the regulars
at this stage. would prove fatal
Western high viii entertain Mon
roe at Clark park this afternoon.
Northwestern viii be at Pontiac.
and Eastern az Ypsi
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
ALMA LOOMS AS
CHAMP ELEVEN

ALMA. Mich, Oc. 2i.-Usiug Tho
lineup which Coach Hclmar will call
upon for the intercollegiate games.
Alma college defeated NJ Pleasant
Normal By count Of A.. Friday af'
crroon Tho Prosbyterians ran Wild
on the Normalites, who arc coached
by blake Miller. and showed such
class that thsY arc now conceded
a big plac- ~ VI a. A champion
Ship affairs. The backfeid used
versatile passing and running attack
that was entirely unexpected
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
HARVAROS OPEN
new CRIDIRON
SOlvay Park TO BE Dedicated
Sunday With Appropriate
Ceremony

IN bringing the EIln Braus 10 De-
rolJ for the opening game at their
new nome field, Solvay park, the
Haryards football eleven has secur-
ed one OF the best heavyweight
teams OF Cleveland TO give them
battle Sunday
The Erin Braus have been playing
football for 10 seasons and have a
large proportion OF veterans this
year with several new stars OF high
class caliher such players as Quar-
ten back savage. Fullback Peterson
and Right End Gsrts would star on
most anybody, club and the Cleye-
landers are bound 70 give the locals
Ia busy afternoon.
The new Solyay field, whore The
game viii be played is on West JEFF
ferson.Gve al tie foot OF Schroeder.
ST. and will 0e opened with Director
OF Athletics Dr,cn kicking OF and
with aldermen from the sixteenth
ana T -irrCGnTT TaYd- TTT aTTCndauCC
Willie Heston will referee and the
game starts a, p. m. Harvards
viii present about The same lineup
as against he Toledo Glenwoods
with a neN star VINO formerly played
with tho University of Chattanooga
showing his wares for the FIRST time.
This note sending business L. get
ting serious. ChHrl"y White has de-
IiVcrcd nm uItimatum to Harry pol
lock.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21

IA
NM baseball chatter wouldn't bad
Wv OF the is waing for hearing and
chance
nohH NOR IesEues-three
In d
Thee lsut
Fo-trr al wnshInEton of
CeeI and a.
tt~,rI Phil
n The old
wa
OF
NeNN orkG No
In Iostng Eam~ the
t0r
ford viii In
The mnn"s OF
wasp
of
Eddte this With
pOks
without
krnEie u rLman. outn OF
n
rho IouIs KAN N n
consecut'"
Of the biE of he
Red
u of
tics, the at
pr
during the
In
. I
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21

III q a
II that the Michigan Agge game viii not be decided Oh n DIS
/, umblcs and miracle can
slippery ball this afternoon Inc lea'hr L
and all against
breaks Is hereby cancelled II the game goes seN on S nin The
lines about oqa ""ehl but me Mchsan baokheG Will hE %
the Aggo "A
line with RAYMOND or
grand the
slippery him while II viii not hurt Johnny
MaubesChs pupEiHg
ball and Pat smith finds soft place
to he m thru without
grdiron tricky sot race track
no many and mid
tho Of this Usually how
against light
aggregation the
while the run true to
prominent onslaught
the everpresen danger OF rum
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21

The Builders and Traders league
No is showing a we'll balanced
race, with tho b.sau and Mutt teams
tied for first place
Raquet bowling with the Busty
team got some good scores-2Go, 50
and Isl and his team took two
games from fhc Crane pin spillcrs
Some OF the second ieaEu,Ts found
the groove fairly we'll Dick got 10,
lG0 md lS2 Tolskn lf5, 200 and
1873 and a number OF them ranged
above their overac,e The stand.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
Nom Guk. Alias Larry Mclean.

NvEN ~ Joe Woco cam" back from the Port Of Missing Men
~ shovclnC Mclean returned
IL TO the notice OF his fellow" News OF the big catcher has been
IT, q John McGraw Iooey
an baseball the wlds
o He s a
The
$ h.
/
al
duged
%
q
weird of hc
Mclean Chink
sky
auym Warwick he
%
he
tho
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
2in5 Glass TrottinC, Purse. $1,000
~ unnishcdl.

" Perfection d. No. ht
Genera Natt--Su" Fl,t.#.
cf tNrNanoni ....
Mss Directed o. u bE b.-
r.rt Wcli-Nlda ~ tN..
b,rlffI
HOriuZtp0 rh a. tGorr-I
Iurbro CLAY %. g. tNalcu.
t'ue' ........ ... 3 O.
AURA A>vorthv. % m. ,M1r-
Thine .o7R.. 09-, e.igi.
To h"a' Georgia state trottiug rar-
ord t5L Toe ANworthN. It. Gly Az
worthv--GaIety lee tF o. WhftoI.
won time 1893. time by quarters
coo. 21E go. .1qft
Special exhibition. ono mile. t-ot.
ting. Peter MAJ. i DE- by Peter fl,
Great Lillian r. tMg Devrb tl.rr
for mile 2.04ib hy quarters. 7r
.2iH HUf, .Uf.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
BATTLE CREEK
HOLDS ALBION

ALBION. Mich, oct p Albion
college nearly had a tough game OF
it with Battle CreeE Normal Friday
afternoon \ i0-yard forward pass.
Riggs to pasco. and excellent ball
advancing by QurterhCk Cole on.
ahlcd the Methodists 10 break ava,
and the final score Vas "a 10 ,
They say Hurry sinclair may buy
the Dodgers. why dcrS1t Iiarry
quit fOOliDG with the minors.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
GRAND CIRCUIT
TO END SEASON
Winds Up At Atlanta Today;
AXwOrthv Sets New
Record

ATLANTA. Ga. oct 21-Thc
Grand Circuit this afternoon will
close it's 1916 season with pro
gram Of four races Il, the Lakewood
track here The season has been
ppctacYIar I'm many respects. and
huge SUGGEST Many sensational
features have been claimed by the
blue ribbon performers. but nothing
has been more spectacular than the
race between Walter Cox and Tom
my Murphy for moacy.winning hon.
ors These drivers will finish very
close 10 tie
Mabel Trask. driven by Cox and
81 Frisco driven by G,cs- engaged
IN their last troting duel Friday.
atG- tist--tt 1arr-v-urr again These
troitcts have met ~ times this sea
son. and The Cox marc mas been de
tented only three times. Lee AK
worthy rrotted milo in 1:59 "a.
which was a sensational mile for a
new track iha' had been drenched
with rain during the week The
time established new Georgia rec.
ord Tho summary.
2.oS cin>> rrotting. Georgia Railway
& Power G.. cup. Pu-.r s2,aoo.
Mabel T~t.l 90 w.. hN r.tar
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
Veees Attacked

The Woodlard Reserves will play
the YePes ~ Northwestern field at
I o'clock Sunday All players report
for short morning practice ut VII
lard field at $50 o'clock sunday
morning
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
The Tale Of Umpire Buckley

y o to
4 andt ons o 9th
Cor the fun he gets OF The
baseball. n
Dixie ccut last sunmer
ma q tale he relates
all the tale Of
popular man IL unpopular He
of
but much OF hl club one day the schedule called a
ted
Buckley assigned umpire the The Petersburg
defiant
in
ley
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21

Charley Saith went down before
Johnny R,u.r'- steam roller In tn
frIda, e8.ch ~ Jhc Greater Detroit
bowl'n- tourney. Rauor took hva
OF sever game and piled up an
average ut ll5.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
Athletes and Movies.

\ =
The nam roll. mad to order for them Connie Mack would
very bad IN Tho Battle Cry Of Peace Certainly the Brook
yn Dead
ni,yor ln What Happened to Father
ophau should fare well The JuEgerra and Tufts
@
Ted n
t
O
I.,onar u
"a his
have
r., 20 he n we
10 The Of Fate any
n
md Wagner % The O
masterpiece Title
TurkL N N.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
As Told by Freddie PAYNE.

"a
INH
up % Buck
- bcachers
hoe in
in
before Petersburg
forfeit the game TO and the
roar
tho he
ban
police ctueht
on he
The ne,t Buckley pay o and
or
perpetrated
the nose ~ he
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21
Back 10 Baseball.
\ \

the rough riders ~ the grid 10 ct
NM uI,irg "a baseball wouldn't bad
Wv sEr,,oued the waing for hearing an
ts
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21

And crownlpE masterpiece why
urk The Gurilaa Romance
The Detroit times., 1916-10-21

This note sending business l. get
ting serious. Charley white has de
IiVercd nm uItimatum to Harry pol
lock.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cash Wheat Is Strong and Prices
Advance One to Two and a
Half Cents.
CORN RECEIPTS ARE IMPROVING
oMAHA. Anrll %. lale.

OhAiiAt AUIii ~ 1917.
Cash wheat was strong today, ranging
In price from cent 10 "a cents higher.
There was an excellent demand for
wheat, the four hard selling about a
cent np and the three hard selling about
~ cents over yesterdays prices.
Torn receipts were much improved and
there was good demand for this cereal.
the market being quoted steady 10 half
higher Weather conditions have caused
much Improvement In tho quality OF the
corn ana the commercial grades Of yellow
corn sold at a substantial premium over
the other varieties.
Tho demand for oats was only mod
crate, but the run WIS very light, and
inc market advanced about quarter.
Rye was active, ruling about a cent
higher. and barley sold AT practically un-
changed prices.
Clearances OF wheat and flour were
equal 70 $1,000 bu.i corn, $4,000 bu., oats.
e33 go bu
~ Liverpool wheat closed unchanged
TO le lower. corn, unchanged
Primary wheat receipts we're Isl 900
bu. and shipments $4,000 bu., against
receipts Of 1900 bm and shipments OF
$1,000 bu last year.
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 bL
and shipments 10000 bu. against re-
eelpts Of 1900 bin and shipments Of
$4,000 bu last year,
Primary oats receipts were 600 hu.
and shipments li0J3OO bu., against fe.
eeipis u $500 bu. and shipments Of
100000 bu, last year
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-27
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Much of Ground Gained in Early
Days Of the Week Relin-
quished.
IRREGULAR PRICE CHANGES

&EW YORK, April 26.--Much Of tho
ground regaiHed by the market In the
early days ~ the week was relinquished
today when professional selling Of ape.
clalties and some Of the more standard
stocks WAS resumed. Among traders, to
whom the narrow operations Of the day
were larPol" confined sentiment seemed
10 undergo a reversal ~ rs recent Opt
opments In the field Of labor, and other
unfaForahe portents contributed 70 this
state Of mind IRREGULAR price changes
marked the initial dealings, the move
mont becoming more heavy as offerings
| Increased Munitions Mezicana, equip
mcnts aud aundry lndustrals recoded
steadily under pressure, selling again
concentrating around Baldwin LocOmo-
| tive fruciblo Steel and Mexican Pc
troloum.
Mercantile Marines. particularly tho
preferred were again extremely active,
but erratie, following tho course OF latest
court proceedings which. apparently Of
fered no immediate solution Of the Of
forenceg existing amon@ the three op.
posing interests. Coppera were Disposed
70 harden a. the outset and with United
states Industrial Alcohol and Diatilers
securities furnished such doubtful Cup
port as tie market then received
Rails were increasingly heavy, New
Haven adding appreeiably 70 Yesterday s.
setbacs With fairly free offerings OF 81
Paul, Canadian Pacific and Erie, Tho
one notable exception WAS Norfolk n
Western, which made maximum gain
Of s.s 70 i2ils on the increased and extra
dividends
United states Stecl'B course Was dis
appointment 10 those who expected that
yeaterdayB remarkable quarterly state
mont would prove % benefit 70 that
stock Steel closed Al s2A a net loss Of
"a. Other Leading shares finished NJ the
lowest levels ~ The day Total snles sf
stocks amounted 10 10000 shares
The markets for foreign exchange were
irregular on light dealings MARKS re.
coded 10 illi for demand a losa of about
tw0 points from the recent high quotn-
ton Rublcs also weakened, but franco
wore o trifle more steady and sterling
wnA unchanged.
Bonds were slfkhfly lower on contracted
TRADING Total aalea. par value, agRro-
gated t2,GsG000 limited States bonds were
Unchanged on call
Number 81 sales and loading quotations
on stocks were.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading aud Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, April 28.--Hgher prices on
wheat resulted today chiefly from an
increase Of adverse conditions for seed
ing the spring Tho loss although unset
tied showed a net advance of &mAc 20
lac. with May al Siliis and July. 81 i5
al los. Corn gained ikc to AGlc, and
oats, sc TO nc. In provisions the out
come varied from Sc TO zoe decline
Crop prospects clearly had the lead to-
day as the dominating Influence on the
value of wheat. general rush to buy
which took place at the opening was
mainly ascrihed to further rains In tho
northwest and TO reports OF floods IN the
same section The floods were held Co
indicate how serious the situation had
become IN regard TO an excess Of mois-
ture. a circumstance which meant much
IN determining tho probable amount Of
the reduction OF the spring wheat acre
age one estimate made the shortage
100000 acres as compared with last year,
and exclusive OF a big enrlailment In
Canada, Figures were also current pur~
porting 10 show that the d0meatic winter
wheat yield would be one-third less than
IN 1915.
oats were governed nv the action OF
porn and wheat Most of the business
consisted 81 changing speculative hogs
from May tofIulN.
Realizing sales IN lard had ,tlepress.
Ing effect ON the provision market
The Incentive appeared to be lower
Ghieasa cash Prices Wheat No.
red. ti.N0iei. No. ! red Ni9AMil7t No
hard, tisAnitii No. 3 hard, Mtauhlt
Corn No 3 yellow isnAisr. No. 4 sci
low. 3tifi5e, Sc, 1 white NAnllAc Oats
Ne Q white. tlAHi4c. standard iaisu4e
rvs 80. z and No, Il nominal No 4
f2e Harley NHibf seed Timothy s. So
NtftHsi N lard q iNl ribs. tla ~Ht4EA
hATfkttm Unchanged creamery. iM
ste.
taas tnse,llsai feeew,s asen GASES
fifsts NssNAtt ordinary firHta, tsflA'sc
az marx eases inciadgd iHlhhe
POTATOES Higher receipts iA fhFW
Michigan Wisconsin. Minnesota aHd ia
hola ehile sAuaiN Minnesota ahd De
kuta Ghi0a k4Ha
FOttTtN AlAe hiabet fowls li8
ihf snriuas FR
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-27
rnffec Mnrkei.

NEW YORK, April g. -COFFEE--The
notices issued against May contracts IN
mated AZ only 900 bags ana after first
selling 1t s.i5c. May contracts worked
up 10 s2sc on covering Of shorts, The
general list opened unchanged 90 two
points higher ut an advance during the
day on the firmness OF tho near quota.
ton scattered covering and moderate
support from recent prominent buyers
which may have been encouraged by re-
ports Of continued European demand IN
Brazil and talk OF flrmer cost and freight
offers July sold up 10 S,35c and Septein-
Der. sac, with the market closing ~ q
net advance OF seven 70 nine points.
sales Including exchanges 5000 bags
April s2Bc May SIZE. June, s.3ic, july
sa5c, August. soc; September, Si5ci Dc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-27
NEW Yonk GENERAL MARKEr
Quotations Of the Day on Various
Commodities

NEW YORK. April 2s.-FLOUR- Firm
WHEAT Spot. firm: No. durum
81. No 2 hard, 1884 No ] northern
Duluth, Si83A No. northern Manitoba,
Md Q. ,. New York. futures. firm,
May. si22.
coRN--spot firm; No. yellow, 9iiAc
e. l. r. New York
OATs-spot steady, standard NAa
5lA4c
HAY-Firm; No. ]. 81. sal No. g. xi.25
nl3O, No. 2, sl.00ni.0J. shipping. 9yn9jc.
HOPS-Quiet, state common to choice.
1915, iM25c; 1914. 5Noc; Pacific coast, 1915.
l2dl6c; 1914, sd i0c.
ILpES-Firm: Bogata. 33ligic. Central
America. &c.,
LEATIIER--Firm bemloek flrsts, CSC.
seconds, 33dMc
PROVISIONS Pork firm: mess $500,
family, N7.OD0290O short clears. $4,000
800 Beef steady; mess u7.50uIs.0 ~,
family, Sl1.00fIe0 o. Lard. easy; middle
west, sl2s0nf210
TALLOW-stendy: city. i0e. country,
9A0iolzc special l0a.c
BUTTER Lower aud unsettled. re-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-27

fed steers. SsS5G9t5; dressed beef steers
$4,000 % western steers, sS0fa9.S stock
ers and feeders S.2ias75 bulls, $3.50
1.s5; calves. s6maioE0.
HoGS-Receipts, 10000 head, market
Z. ,ow4.er, s 9ulk Of sales, 1850 ~. nsa NY
$50; light. S9aM9.75; pigs. s&Nds 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-R Receipts s., 9.2o)
head. market steady: lambs. sl075n1i.30;
yearlings, 97jnl0I5, wethers, 8i5g9.50
owes, ssC0usS1.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-27

sT. LOUIS, April 20 CATTLE
eelpts, 800 head market lower native
beet steers. T.b0ai000. yearling steers
and heifers S,tOni0.00. COWS S. 50ns rs
Atockers and feeders, s5.J as b; Texas ana
Oklahoma steers, $5.750S75. COWS and heif
crsi MQ0u6O native calves, S9.0OQplO75
lower; pigs and lights. 81 5gIg 50; nixe1
end butchers, &G5n9aj; good heavy. s9.Sj
m9e5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts aO)
head market strong, yearlng wethers,
W@Wiolo' lambs, sl00all.51; ewes. $50
uS.s5,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-27

ceipts. 1000 this; creamery extras. $40
a5c firsts. 33d33iac. seconds S2d32i7e.
fresh gathered extras. 2satfi24e; regular
packed firsts. 2ii4M2ikc. seconds 20Aa2lc.
CHEESE Steady, receipts, 1880 boxes
unchanged.
POTLTRY-Li broilers. 40a42c ask
ing lac for fowls. Dressed. firm, I'M
changed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-27

These suites werr reported today
Wbeat-No. hard winter ] car, f09A
~ car. 1903 ! car, si.osh ! car, gl.0s,
n.a$ i' 70 s cara u.a r. ea sr0 ild5s ~
cars. 1I.08; 4 cars, si.C5h No. hard
winter ] car kl1l4. 8-3 car, SlW8. II
carr, U,02i ! ear, N1ih; 9 ears. gl0l 4
cars. SEQ, ] car poor. &c Sample hard
sample spring ! car. s2c. No. white
spring ! car, soc. No. durum car,
II ,0. No. durum Q cars. SL8 No. .
mixed durumi | car, slg no mixed.
Rye-No. 4 / car Doc sample car.
corn-No. Q white cars. 7Oibc, cars
i0e No. white: car, G3lae, No.
white white ! car, &c No. 2 yellow. car
,@iiow fa "a 1se " es a. A SsI,o No
cars, 70!Ae, No, g yellow, car. CSC No
2 mixed cars 3OiSc. No. 3 mixed
cor, 70s.e; 4 cars 701sc, ! i.5 cars, 704cl
: cars. l0c, cars, e0Ac. No, I mixed
! car 90. No mixed. cars. G9c. Z
cars, esike; ! car. Csc,
Oats No. white. I car, HAc, BIZ
eafrs, ti1ke. Sample white; ] car, 4oei
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat No. hard
N0iltnl. Oh4. No, hard, slG5Ul.0S No. =
hard, g9cftti.02' No. spring 81 0bnt 10.
No spring, tl.02dl 10 No ? dnrum.
4 0hd % No. Z dnmm, .tL02nio3 Corn:
No ? white. 70lfm7ic. No. 3 white. 70fD
1piac: 30. 1 white, Gad6gie; No. white,
est.Utsc, 40. white. Gsm81c. No. yell
low i1Am72iae No. yellow, liable.
NO yellow, 70u1ohc. No s yellow SRA
oeNc, No 8 yellow, GG0Gsc. No. mixed
fC5ei0Ase No. mixed. eglk4i0tac, No.
mixed, 6sib1'G9tac, No. mixed, G7iamG9c
Oats No white. i2isfi43c; standard
42n42he No. = white. 4ih0Alatc. No. 4
white. ioitfio%sc. Barley Mailing, G5l
&c. No. ! feed, 61NGQe. Rye No. 3, 9ln
e3c. No 3. p0lis2e
Chicago closing prices. furnished The
Bee by Logan ~ Bryan stock and grain
brokers, ai5 South sixteenth Street
ArIlnlca- Omen uLuh L ~ 4 cInan 1877
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-27

NEW Y0Wh ApfH METALS tsad
M 1iH ateitel fsst suot. last Oh
ias AeilttfY ~ f'N asArsi apref fsfla
iA taMWa tfnu Ftrm #hN HnehaW0eN
liu sHsK sfei ~ NasnN
twnAnn anft WWNeE E fHtaFea
ti slfFinift NlH Hfet fHt fH
fal0gsH. en@ teaA kM la apelteE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-27

tobcr s.fSc November. S5lc. Decem.
Der s.55c. aJnuary. s.59c; February, s.63c
March S6Gc
spot coffee. steady Rio r.. 924c San.
tos ~. t0iAc, The lowest firm offers re.
ported In tho cost and freight market
Of London credits, with quotations rang
ing from that figure up TO i075c. while
recent offers around i0.25c were not re-
peated
The official cables reported an advance
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-27

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London stock Market.

LONDON, April 26-Amcrlcan seeurl
ties on the stock market were iifeless
today
SILVER Bar 90 i-i6d per ounce
MONEY -iM4M per cent Discount rites.
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New YORK Money Market.

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STERLING EXCHANGE Sixty day
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CALL MONEY Firm, high, IA per
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cent. last loan, az per cent closing bid
per cont; offered at ~ per cent
Kansa. CITY live stock Market.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-27

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-27
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Show More or Less Decline
and Are Slow Sellers-Sheep
Steady to Easier.
HOGS ARE FIVE TO TEN LOWER

The following table shows the receipts
Omaha Eve stock market for the year
% date as compared with last year
1915 1915 Inc Dec
Cattle ... 42s 325 724.T27 lQl,59s a.....
Hogs ,,s.osi siaf e5 i,0s1 .tos 2260fS ;;,sss;s
sheep ...... Is3 gG so, 10 tss.sss tlo'stt
The following table shows the average
prices ~ hogs at the Omaha live STOCK
market for The last few days with COM
Parsons.
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