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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-24

CHICAGO, July 3l--Giriish hare
IeGs q the municipal bathing
.osoehes stand approved. Under the
new rules governing bathing at the
10y beaehss girls are NOT required
. wsar stockinss. and most Of them
1snx
II ha~sn't received . single COM
plalnt aboat the new bathing cos
tunes" says Aid. Block. chairman
Of the committee on parks. play
grounds and beaches. 1T appears
that bare legs are not as objection
able 90 saudy stockings
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-24

HAKERSFIELD. Cal. July "A
The Rev. George Ringe. pastor OF
the First Christian church Of this
city, hes announced his candidacy
~ United States senator on the
Demecrattc ticket to succeed John
y. works.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-24

called the "Acceleration 81 Moral
Progress" in witch he says that
our problem Is securing the preser'
walton and preparation OF human
stock that may BE depended upon 10
lead moral lives without the nee
ess!ty OF much social compulsion. ;"
He expects 20 do this through the
help o. eugen.cs. eliminating the
unfit and substituting the a.. Wars.
he believes. will exist a. long as
men have passion for VAR Or. pu-
rant f. fully aware 81 the obstacles,
and also IL not certain that health
and mental ability are In any wise
a guaranty OF morality In the end
he sees no hope FOR VS. but In \
better moral education The Old
est place OF worship IN the world. y
which is Tai shan in central Shan.
ting. China. Is q fully illustrated
article BY Walter X Fisher, OF Stan
ford university The earliest men
lion az this mountain Is IN 1000 BIC,
A. which time I, vas considered the
nearest approach 70 heaven. The
history OF this mountain Is. IN q
measure. the religious history OF
China. especially rsoisn. Other ar
vicles include The Evolution OF the
Earth" By Prof Thomas Chamber
lain. Of Chicago university and An
analytical study Of athletic records.
by George p. Meade
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-24

All militarists read our infant
magazine "Inwhich." No ~. on
Preparedness All pscifists read
I, too. though tha, Is no. as import.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-24
DETROIT TIMES Representative

OF L o. in Of
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01
Coffee Market.

New York, May sI.--cOFFEB-Tho mar
ket for futures opened at unchanged prices
70 an advance Of point II seemed that a
few foreign buying orders had reached here
over the holiday, while there was little cof-
fee for sale and tho active months ruled a
point or two above Mondays closing figures
during tho early trading, with July touching
g. Csc and December s.s2c. General business
WAS very quiet, however, and prices eased
on later under scattering liquidation and a
little trade selling, which WAS said 20 DO
against supplies afloat July eased OFF 10
s66c and December 70 s.79e, with the mar
ket closing At a net decline Of 70 points
sales, is, 500 bags; June s.43c; July, ssSci
August, s50c; September, $3.50. October
zoe, November, s74c; December b1sci
January, $3.50; February, s.ssc; March,
sg4c; April, g0ee. Spot coffee. steady RIO.
Ii, 9&c, santos Is lOhe II was reported
In the cost and freight market that santos
a. we're offered here AT 1i,2bc for prompt
shipment: i076e for July and August snip
menta; 1928 for August-september ship.
ment, basis English credits The official
cables reported an advance OF - refs IN
Rio and Of 3-32d IN RIO exchange on Lon
dom while Santos was unchanged as com
n1red with Mondays adYices,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01
cnIcA0o GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Features Of the Trading and Closing Prices
on Board of Trade.

Chicago, May al Declines 10 the lowest
prices since last March t1nk place 10 the
wheat market today because of huge stocks
IN store and afloat ana as result o. p-
proved domestic crop reports, Closing quo
iation, however were unHnitedt ranging
from aiso down 90 ahade advance, With
July at n,o7h9io7A and September at
Corn finished 4 a Sc to gAc IN. oats un.
changed TO 4e lower and provisions irreg-
ular, varying from ibc decline 70 rise
q ,S sos, !. wh.., ss..n. mar. .eu,.
after announcement that tho worlds stocks
were the largest on record at this lime u
the year. In this connection y was shown
that the total available supply had Increased
IN the last week b,sas,0e0 bushels as against
a decrease Of l,ses. 900 at the corresponding
time Of last year Heavy arrivals were
reported at Liverpool and u was said that
the prospect there was for continued en-.
iargement OF supplies. Hrtterment OF the
domestic crop outlook was chiefly In the
southwest. In particular word came from
Oklahoma that many fields that before the
recent rains looked worthless we're now
likely TO show u fair Yield at harvest
on the break, a considerable number Of
wheat traders who had been conspicuous
bears took suddenly to the buying side Of
the market ono Of their Spokeaman 81
planned that the market had been approach
ing toe near tho dollar huahei ieNei and
that apparently the fact was being ignored
that the war was still on, Offerings were
an end
IN the corn crowd belated May shorts
found settlements difficult until substan.
tial premium WAS paid Estimates ~ IN
creased acreage Ia the lcahinE states formed
only a temporary check ON NE upturn in
values. NeErish crop reports weakened 0Rta
Even IN Oklahoma where severe damage
has been tho ruie ~ late benefits were
said te be apparent as a result Of rains
Notwithstanding that Al first on account
% lautdatng salea provisions underwent
SHARP lonAss. thH market attatwafd rAliisa
"a vas asserted that In thp later tFAdlng
packers ~sfe active buyers
Cash fficeswNheati Ne Z red, nominal
80 j red, tiaAui.aA@ BE , hard 81 at a
4 at Nn. 4 hard sae@ttesA Corn No
Yeliea. laos Ne. Neilew. taAeg No Z
white taUeesr usts No. . white. So
oasAoi standard. aaA q fee Rye Sc q
pfMUHsf. harley see hsf Ntm.
atha. tak@Wa4al einsef, ~ thHikeas ffas
tiaiafA rafk 90 stH s8RAl lAFN tiat8i
fita ttsQaUtAte
nuFrEk- ftfml efeameff. asuzte
fut4e~rNtasaft feeaiFta iAati vases
rFats fAAMEAaat ef1AnAff nfats AFA ii
seet Al mlRfk. gasea tnetaAeA 3@MEte.
rN1AFuNH Maraet iNsaf eiA feFaiNtA
1T ears Miehisan Mtseea. MieaHsatA eht
o. tafa NifsiFsn. MisseAale. hien7eets asa
nakata pniss. e3Nsle SEES leaeiets e.
eafM s&skfa HftsFRgMss 81 t4Wte@
FulNFha alive eNaF feWiE itAN
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01

HOGs-The market today was the most
ragged aud uneven AFFAIR seen here In a
good while. Average cost recovered yes
terday'H break, but individual sales looked
70 DO anywhere from q nickel lower to as
much ms Toe higher than yesterday. other
markets. reported no better than steady
prices early, and some wires predicted de-
olincs. Despite this rather beRrish tone
elsewhere, local shipper buyers who had
moro orders than on any other ono day
IN month started In early buying right
and loft on strong 10 Zoe higher basis
most OF their purchases being a full nickel
higher They we're IN the market from
start 70 finish and before the windup had
bought between third and a half OF tho
receipts.
advance and made their opening bids at
figures that were mainly bQi0c lower than
Yesterday. The heavy shipper buying evil
IDENTITY threw big scare Into them, how
ever, for after few hogs had sold on
slightly easier basis killers started In 60
nl their orders and paid prices that were
IN no cnAe less than steady, and IN most
instances looked strong TO DC higher. One
or two buyers laid back for 4 weak close.
but az noted above, shippers were still buy
ing on the finish, and white late prices
were hardly as good AT tho best time,
stronger values were ohtainabe Tor any
thing desirable oven on the extreme finish
The trading was very Irregular and hogs
moved rapidly AZ times, and slowly at 9TH
efH. but nearly everything was cleaned up
By 10 o'clock the market averaging IA shade
TO br above Tuesday. BULK 81 the hogs sold
at 50 2bGat0, ana the top reached 90 80,
the highest ngure paid so far this week,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Operations of Pools Contribute
Largely to the Days Pro-
fessional Market.
LEH1GH VALLEY IS ACTIVE

New York, May 3i.--The operations Of
pools and cliques IN special stocks con-
tributed very largely 10 today's obviously
professional market. Except for Lebigh
Valley and Reading, which we're active and
strong at times. tho railroad list mani
tested little or last weeks animation, de-
spite the issuance Of numerous brilliant
statements Of earnings over the holiday
Norfolk AZ Western, however rose 70 the
new high price Of i2bh, allowing for the
reduction Of It's regular and extra dividends
Of IN per cent Other standard stocks we're
obscured by the Panama Canal, motor
rubbers and minor steel and iron Issues,
Mercantile Marine preferred and some muni-
lions. New maxinums were registered by
two or the automobile group, Chandler
Motors rising ~ TO i0sh, with Lee Tire
up Y 10 bk.
Mericans, particularly oils were disposed
10 advance at the outset, but lost consider
able ground later on publication OF the
tenor OF the Garrnnza note, which created
fears Of renewed complications International
Harvester issues we're perceptlbly strength
ened by the increaaod earnings disclosed IN
the annual statements Of the domestic and
foreign companies, and copper and zine
shnrsa were under reduced pressure.
The hollow character Of the days trading
was evidenced by the ease with wnlch
prices shaded In the final hour Reading
leading the decline and changing various
early gains 10 moderate net losses,
Total sales amounted 70 100000 shhreS
More gold from Canada for account OF
the Bank ~ England brought total Imports
Of the metal on the present movement W
10 about SEA, 500, 900 and tended 70 harden
exchange rates 10 London aud Paris
Marks and Tires were practically I'M
changed.
The bond market was firm, with marked
strength In the war issues Canadlhn ~
making q new high quotation Al i0l y New
York CITY AIS Of 1855 also were IN un-
usual demand Total sales, par value w.
AZ 000
United states coupon ~ declined 4 per
cents on call
Number Of sales and leading auoihuona
nm atorlg today were
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Wholesale Prices for Produce Charged By
Omaha Dealers.

BUTTER--No creamery. in cartons or
POULTRY-Broilers, alive, under two
lbs, 25c; hens i5hc; special ROSTERS and
l4c. turkeys, zoe; old toms, zoe; ca
pons, Gle, guineas Csc; squads. tlb0W4O0
per dOz. pigeons. 81 90 per doz.
cHEEsE-Imported Swiss, 4ec; dones-
Nc; trlpletH, 1she, Young America, 10 Nc.
blue label brick, Ice; limburger, 22c; i'm
ported French Rouqusfort, sbc; New York
white zoe.
FIsH--Fresh, per ID; Catfish, lie; carp.
&c; trout, I3@i4c; roe shad 56ci halibut,
12hc; snlmon, 1910 shore Goldfish, t7ei
buck shad, 2bc; Spanish mackeral, l2o; red
snapper, lao; yellow pike, lac: founders,
croppies, i2Wi4c; haddock i0c; sunfish.
&c; saugers, Sc. Smoked, per ib.i White,
lie; Klppered, ! 7c; finnan haddies, i3c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., per gall: stan
dards, so; selects, $50; counts. tis6.
cELEHY--Mammoth. 90o per dozen; me
dunn 5oc per doz.i small. 4oc; Florida, per
Prices Of Beef cuts--No. ribs, 2oc; No
ribs, ice: No. ribs, lsc. No ! loina, 25c .
No Q loins, 22c No. 3. loinA, i0ho. No. ]
ehucks 15hc; No. 2 chucks, aye; No. 3
chuoks, i3c. No / rounds, 17hc; No. 2
rounds, i7Ac; No 8 rounds. i6kc No,
plates. loAc; No. . plates, LOG; No.
plates, exc.
FRUITs-oranges. Navels and vslen.
elias, 64s, s0s, i2.76 per box; 9ss, zoos. t500
per box; 1885, $3.50 per box; 1905, 1853 1900
per box; Zoos 2lGs, 2b0s, H26. Mediterra.
per box i7es % gsss ss.7S per por; zoos,
524s 36Os, 1900. Lemons; Golden Bowl,
$3.50 per box; silver cord 1850 per box
Grapefruit 36s, 1913 per box. 46s. 1900 per
box box strsw6srriss, - shipment MONDAY
tuesday, "wednesday, s275 case. Pineapples
all sizes t3.00 crate, Cherries. 1900 box.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Lending Quotations Of the Day on Various
Commodities.

New york, May si-FLoUR-Easy.
spring patents, tb.ebmb96; winter patents,
eb.8bMb.Bbi winter straights. 5000 $40
Kansas straiRhts sb.B005.G0
WHEAT--spot. easy; No ! durum,
gi.i0h, No. 2 hard, t1,1sil No. 1 northern,
Duluth, tls2bh and No, northern. Mani
toba, si24h & 2. b. New York Futures
''e cSo1kN@spot' hrmn. No. 2 yellow. siSc,
oATs-spot, steady; standard, Ishc
HAY--Firm; No. i, tll5@l6O; No. 2,
tl.3gML4o; No. ., si2O@lS0; shipping
HoPs-steady; state. common 10 choice.
1915, 12m20e 1914 bm7c; Pacific coast.
1915 1ImIbe: 1914, s0i0c
HIDEs--Firm; Bogota, 33@S4ci Central
~ GEATilER-Firm; hemlock flrsts s7ci
PROVISIONS - Pork unsettled; mess.
s26 90 " 1900; family i2s o0Q $500; short
clears, $4,000 1900 Beef, steady; mess,
ST.. 50mls00; family, $40 00W200 90. Lard,
steady; middle west, si2s0mf29o.
TALLOW-Quiet; city, l0ci country, 100
i0hc; special, i0hc.
BUTTER--Barely steady. receipts, is,s9s
tubs, creamery extras, 30h M3lhc; hrsts,
2gd soc. seconds, 2sM2shc
EGGS--frreRular. receipts, 2s.47e cases
fresh gathered, extra fine. 24h n2bhc: reg
ular packed extra irsta, % U23hc; regular
packed. hrsts. 22@23c; second, 2o% OF Nc,
CHEEsB--stesdy, receipts, 3,22l boxes
state. fresh specials, i5Wibhe. state fresh
specials average fancy, 14iA 01fEc.
POULTRY-Dressed, steady; chickens, IS
msgc; fowls, 1s@23c, turkeys, 2s@5se;
alive. weak; broilers 2sa33e.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01

These sales we're reported today
Wheat-~No hard winter. ! car. ssMc.
No. hard winter cars. ENC; Ia cars,
&c; cars, 86he; cars. geei cars. sbo.
No, hard winter; I car e4c, cars, Csc,
l car. s7he; cars, S2ei cars, 81 hci 4
cars, eie 10 cars, s0c, car, soc. cars, SIC.
Sample hard winter J car sec, car, sac
No. . durumi car. sse. No, mixed :
! car, si.00j ! car, pshe. No mixed :
car, csc; l car, Pc. ia car, ssc
Hye--No. 4. car, sbcI 2g car SIC
Barley--Rejceted 20 car, Ssc
corn--No. 2 white. II cars, gbMei cars,
ethe. No white, cars. ebhe; No. 4
white, . cars, e4he; No, white, J car,
saho, No. i yellow, / car, ese. No, vel.
low, cars. etc; ! car, eBEc. No. yell
low. 1 car, SIC; No. yellow, car, 60 hct
/ car ethc, No mixed, cars, ebAe, !
cars ethc No. mixed, cars, ebAoi 30
ebc; / car. elha, No. mixed, I ear stct
No. mixed. car, GlhGi ! car, Gle,
Oats--standard car, 57ei No. white,
car, sehc. cars, 36hei No, I white 3
cars 3Bnc; Sample white, cars. B4c,
Omaha cash prcsD-wheat; No. 2 hard,
esapse: No hard, 94h INhei No. =
hard, seh a s3e. No. 2 spring, o.;
No. . spring, simasc; No, durum, ESQ
pto; No. durum, s2@sae. Corn No 2
white. gbA @g6Ac, No. white, sbMg6hct
No 1 white, s4ag4hc; No. white, G81
SO; No. white, o2Ws2he No yellow,
$50 ms7c; No. yellow, ggMG6hci No 4
yellow. e4h Wgee, No yellow, bhci
No yellow. 6sh Ws6he, No mixed,
mixed. 6lWs6e. No. mixed. cav Q6thoi
No. mixed, e1a64ho. oats No. white.
s7M 0a7hc. standard, 3sM NsTe, No, :
white, sGh 936Mc, No. white 30 Mab 9cs
Barley Mating. elMg4e No. fesa, b2W
soc. rye. No. 2, s0@siei No. 2, tassc,
Chicago closing prices, furnished Ths Bee
BY Logan a Bryan. stock and grain brokers.
ais South Sixteenth streets
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01
pIlA

shEEp-Execpt for few odd head
there was not clipped lamb IN the barn
to-day hulk OF the Offerings WAS made up
Of California spring lambs. along with
sprinkling ~ natives with continuation
nt tho moderate receipts, and encouraging
advleea from other points, packers took
more kindly % the spring lambs today. ana
trade opened early, tops of the CALIFORNIA;
selling readily at aeurca that we're easily
sifonsor, and we're quoted by a good many
traders as Toe higher Sorts are playing
big part ia the sprlnE amh trade, cuts
81 2bHta per cent haing tbs regular thinE
and as these vary aud quality "a hardly
the same ffpW one day 90 the next deaerih.
ms thr marriott u by no means an easy
lah
saies tedag Included one band AZ ttita
a. against On foe their mates Yesterday
The beat CALIFORNIA; that ara coming sold
here tvF the irai time this week. previous
e0nsikumshts haNiuk been fuFR afded They
hfonNht ttt 8A, thR same prlen as was blH
aA thelg mates yesterday. hut teday'n sort
lhsn the enc bu4eFa insisted GA TUESDAY
Sorts eefe sala at tsat saina fair HaliNas
slowed aFaaHd ill
several st0aN pAtkaWeH HE ewes aianN
sin teHsfsr ipt naau ap lhe aEed sheer
! aHrfinEs. AZ uaa 1he raas yesterday DO
eiirpet eNes saiA ststa o. bai ausittf fun
sidsFsl tfaas Nae uaataa strnnapr
NuaiatieHs "a sheep anA lsmts tamts
eNfiHN fNAaW NJ tHl Aamtt4 seed 90 shatHs
hanaf, tte eHHf9tai lamhs. fas a. Ea1a
tanar ts5s8t0 a8s lamts. fair o. rhaiFe
heast1 4 AaWt sHafiiHNs fsiF % shpiga
tsAAt NttA sHafltneA tetf i@ th#tta
haatf, q t&0t9t snihsfs tsif = ehahs
ssAu e~Hh s ehetga tsaeg
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01
ate 1915. nSib liSi4 iiSla nan IiSii

CATTLE Receipts we're quite liberal this
morning, 2iz cars being reported IN This
makes the total for the three days 1880
head, about an average for the last three
Or -four weeks and about the same ~ a
year ago
Good 70 choice heavy beeves we're very
much sought after and we're IN active de-
mnnd AZ prices that were a little stronger
than yeaiarday some good kinds selling IN
70 gl0e5, new high tor on the other
hand, the common 70 medium grades are
very slow ana barely steady. This IL also
true Of even good yearlingH.
Cows, heifefs, stoehers and feeders re-
main about stationary
Quotations on cattle; Good TO choice
beeyes, Gi000@l0,6 fair 10 good bsevas.
ts.g0Wl0.00i common 10 fair beeyes, "a. 500
$780, good 10 choice heifers, Ss0OW800
good 70 choice cows, tT76@s0o, fair TO
good COWS, ts7GmT7B. common 10 fair
cows ana heifers N.b0Wg.75; good 10 choice
feeders. ts'o0Ws7G; fair 10 good feeders
FfbWs00i common to fair feeders, 1850
f.7b; good 70 choice stockers, t7s0nsb0;
stock heifers, s61bmB26; stock cows, 1875
wIto. stock calves, s7.2b@s.7bi veal calves
1900 woo; bulls, stagA. etc. s660QsB0
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Sells Cent to Two Cents
Lower Despite Good Demand
and Good Receipts,
CORN HALF TO CENT HIGHER

hIlahhs may oAf wv
Wheat was weak today. selling from a
cent 70 two cents lower. The receipts Of
this cereal were very good and the cash
demand was fairly active.
Corn receipts showed big Improvement
and the demand for this cereal was good.
Cash corn ranged generally from half
70 cent higher, the yellow selling at a
premium.
Cash oats were dun. and although the
receipts were fairly heavy. the sales were
rather light
Oats sold from a quarter TO half cent
under Mondays prices
Rye and barley receipts were unimportant
and these markets remained practically
unchanged.
clearances Of wheat and flour we're equal
70 l,tf4oo0 bu.; corn. $4,000 bui oats
1885,, 600 bu.
A. Liverpool wheat closed 1864 lower
corn,i aihd lower,
Primary wheat receipts were i,o7aooO
hu. and shipments $4,000 bu.. against re-
ccipts Of 7o7 900 bu. and shipments Of
500. 600 bu. last year.
Primary corn receiptH we're 10000 bu
and shipments 10000 bu., against receipts
Of 10000 bu. and shipments Of $4,000 bu
las year.
Primary oats receipts were 186i,h00 bu.
and shipments 900 bu.. against rec
ceipts Of $4,000 bu and shipments o. lsi,-
600 last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01
81. LnnI. LIrs stook MnrLet.

st. Louis May s1.--cATTLE--Receipts
1900 head. market higher; native beef
steers. t7.60010.60, cows, fb.b0W8B0. year
ling steers and heifers, $500 1900; stock
ers and feeders t6.60@s.60; Texas and
Oklahoma steers, sb.b09e.05; prime year
lings steers and beifers, ts.7bW10.2bi cows
and helfers s500Qs00; prime southern
steers. t00o@9.60; native calves, 5000
HOO
UOGS-ReceiptH 10000 head; market,
steady; pigs and lights, t7509SG5, mixed
and butchers, t94690.75; good heavy, 1910
mO77h; bulk Of sales. i9b0W9.70.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipta, 300
head; market, steady wethers, H.00Ws.bOi
clipped ewes. s6.b0@7b0; clipped lambs,
tsb0Wt026; spring lambs, tlO.0O@l2,2b
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01

Nkea#s Etit MeF Nt AVIS =mas
fsis tt So HssA Hafssf k5xhsf H8las
faA NssIa fitff4fH Afasssa $50
stssfa q Eaaia 81 aafIaFa sl5sga 665aa
ESQ 4Hfa as M#a#Ha f fHHk AA
a#'R k8 H#ta aastNa ~ s#wNA ~
MtHtA NsHfisis kftl2 hs8N aafasR
hssg sE's o. HNatl sesEs. t4ttNtaa.
u akffs a#A aaf Ne5s a. HHFtEa aaht
tANaNN Ntsa 81 ttWtat
NM#NN hMta NAMNNF MsnaiNAa Ea s#s
MeA8 saAeM4i sK#A RwMs ftaHNIf f8
tftfua8k ~ tattA sstasFs ttt1af at
safa al sfHfth
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Firm, Hogs Weak and sheel
..... Strong

Chicago May ai.-CATTLE--Receipts
1900 head; market firm. native beef
cattle; fs25Ui105i western steers, 1850
965; stoekers and feeders, 5000 90;
cows and heifers s4.bO@9.so. calves. 5000
iL2B.
HOGs-Receipts 10000 head market.
weak; &c lower: bulk OF sales, tS.5b@970;
light. t9.05Qg.65; mixed So.3B0g70;
heavy, s9.2bWo.75; rough, S9.2Ba9.35. pigs.
81 00MB.s0
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. ~, 900
head, market strong; wsthers, s7.004s.16;
ewes. S475M6.7b: lambs. ss.00niOb0;
springs gs.B00ii.7b
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01
Sion, city Live stock Market.

sioux CITY, May 31,---cATrLE-~Recoipts,
COO. market. steady TO t0c lower; native
steers. 81 0Om10.2b; cows and heifers, 1885
Q9.6O; calves. ss00@il0O; bulls. stays etc.
49, O0m8.00.
Hods-Raceipts, $500; market, DC lower
heavy ss.3b@9.4b; mixed, S9.2bW9sbi ight
tpt0a8zb. bulk Of sales, fD.20W9.40
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01

New Yerh. MeY 81 COTTON snet.
asiat mlddlns upiands. iaseo sales geo
bales
tattan futures opeaed steady tulf.
taktrt uftatHF, i4 as December IA ESQ
tanHarY. tl tfat Mafeh5 1ffE
fhe Cnltoa InaFhet fiessd staadf az utt
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am and RoaIn.

savannah, Ga, May si.-TURPENTINE-
Firm! 3si4 a3shc, sales, go bblH; receipts,
gCs bills; shipments. III bills. stock, ll,Ozl
bills
ii 290 bills. shipments, 3946 bbla.; stock
IA al bills. Quote! a, -, G, - Ass; y, ~
$500. d. ST. 90, II, $500 I, $40, X tb.2bt
N, $3.50, n. fb.45; VIC, f6.bb; WV sb.7b
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01

Omaha MAY 90 Hank eiserlnKs far
omaha TODAY wefe tktfAgtJ sk. and fOr this
corresponding day last ysar taftt 90 The
total glearlngs for the month % MAY we're
tgfaat.see %. and Tor tho corresponding
month a year RRp igk.akl as5 a.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01

New York, May 81. --sUGAR--Raw,s teadyi
centrifugal, G39c molassea, b,s2c. Refined
steady; hne graduated, 7.6be. Futures were
armer on buying by trade and commission
houses. A. noon prices were 70 points
higher.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01

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$500
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01

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fat82es tlsf lead ttl lAA aesiist tst
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01

New York, May st.-DRY GooDs-cot-
ton goods we're quiet today. Print cloths
and conyertlbles were dull yarns were firm
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-01

New York. May si.--MoNEY--on call
steady. high. IN per cent, low. ~ per
cent, ruling rate, ~ per cent; last loan,
IN per cent closing bid, ~ per cent; Of.
fered AZ az per cent,
TIME I0ANs--Easyi sixty and ninety
DAYS and six months. -. a9 per cent
MERCANTILE PAPER--3h per cent
STERLING EXCHANOE--Sixt day bills,
H72k demand. iA7sA cables, tt76h
sILVER--Bar, 6s%c; Mexican dollars,
b2&c.
BoNDS-Government heavy railroad