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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-30
RACING SEASON CLOSES
ON EMPIRE CITY TRACK

Yonkers. \. Y, July 29.-The Met
ropolitan racing season came to a
close at the Empire City track today
and the horses will now move TO
Saratoga and Fort Erie. More than
10000 enthusiasts turned out 10 see
the bangtails in their last act before
the curtain dropped for the summer.
They braved car strikes and other
Inconvenience, such as flying bricks,
and the ones who made the perilous
journey to bet on favorites suffered a
severe conclusion of the bank roll as
WE'LL
Boots, a big bay gelding. took the
mighty Roamer and the champion
three-year-oid Spur into camp in the
Mount Vernon handicap. With Hofr-
man up, Boots did the mile in 1889.
Instead Of pulling up Hoffman hand
rode Boots for another quarter. the
time being 2;os AS. This was the
final workout for the Dominion ham
dicap at Fort Eric,
Boots was second choice In the bet
ting at II to 8, all the Roamer en-
turning out strong and send
ing the Miller gelding to the post at
IL to 10, The weight handicap was
too much, however. With an tmpost
OF $50 Roamer. though racing game
ly, was asked to give away from IS
to a8 pounds. Spur won second place.
Faverites were upset in both the
fiyst and second races, Star Gift and
Estimable. stable mates. being out
sped respectively by Little Nearer, and
Mr.. epecs
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DAVENPORT DEFEATS
OON0VAN|TES TWICE
st. Louis Hurler Pitches Himself to
Fame, Winning Double Header
From Leaders,
TIGERS DOWN RED sox TWICE
Detroit Continues Mad Rush by Win
ming Both from observation-disclosures
tors Showed Under by Cleveland
Indians.

St. Louis, July 29.-With the Their
mometer around 100. Davenport
pitched himself to fame today when
he hurled a double header against the
leading Yankees and won both games
for the seventh place Browns, 3 to l.
and TO 2. In the first game the
Yankees did not get a hit until the
sixth. The Browns won IN the eighth.
Ward Miller singled and Sister bunt-
ed safely, filling the bases. Pratt
was tossed out by Caldwell, Austin
crossing the plate. ". Miller went
over on a sacrifice fly and Severoid
brought in Sisler with a single. DAY.
export held the Yanks to seven hits
IN Number and famed seven His
two Dagger in the fifth scored Pratt
and Larsons and won the combat.
First Game-St Louis
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ALEXANDER DEFEATED
BY WINDY CITY TEAM
Phillies Lose Opening Game to Cubs
but Demaree Pilots Quakers
To Victory.
Christy's Team Wins Opening Game
From Brooklyn, but Loses Second.
Giants Win Two Exhibitions from
Pittsburg.

Philadelphia, July 29,-Before the
largest crowd of the season the Phil
lies today broke even with the Cubs,
Chicago taking the first game of a
double header, TO 2. The locals
came back and won the second. 4
to /. After winning six straight
games, Alexander was hit hard in the
FIRST contest, but Demaree was at top
form In the second game and was
master at all stages. Both Lavender
and Seaton were forced to retire nm
der fire in this game.
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Reds Divide Honors.

Brooklyn, July 2s.-BrookIyn de.
feated Cincinnati in the second game
OF double header today, to 3 az
ter losing the first, to /. Schneider
held the locals to three hits In the
early contest, while both Maruuard
and Appleton were hit hard
Brooklyn piled up a three run lead
in the second game, just enough to
Withstand Cincinnati's Challenge in
the seventh. when Groh went 10 first
after being hit by a pitched ball.
Grifith doubled and Neal singled. two
runs coming in.
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(special to The Richmond Virginian.)
Norfolk. Va, July 2s.--Petersburg
and Portsmouth divided double
header today, the visitors winning the
first. a twelve inning affair. to 8.
and the Truckers the second. 4 to 0.
Poor fielding, coupled with ATOMS
wildness. caused Portsmouth to lose
the opener, although clearly out-hit-
ting the Nuts. In the second Hurd
and Wood were unhittable in the
pinches.
The boxes:
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Tigers Still Winning.

DetroIt July 2e.-Detroit today
won both games of double-header
from the Red Sox. 10 TO S. and to 8.
Hard batting brought the home club
its success in both, the Tigers bunch
ing their hits and getting lot OF
extra base drives. Gamers batting
in the first battle was the days big
feature. The first two times up he
hit the ball over the left field fence
for homer and the next time dou-
bled. sending In two runs. Altogeth-
err he either scored or batted In seven
tallieN
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


New York. 4; Pittshurg. 3 Gst
Eame).
New York, 5 PittsburF- o cd
game).
Cincinnati. s. Brooklyn. list
game).
Brooklyn. 8; Cincinnati, ? (2d
game).
Boston. i; 81. Louis 2 (1st game).
Boston. s. ST. Louis, I'D game).
Chicago, 5; Philadelphia, Gst
game4
Philadelphia, 4 Chicago, t2d
eame(.
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Chicago.

summary: TWO base hits-N1ehoff
Paskert Three base hit-whitted
Home run--Schulte, Good. Sacrifice
'hit-Luderus. Double plays-Ldder-
us, unassisted. Eits-Off Lavender
in / inning; off Seaton. in 4 in
nings, none out and one on base In
NTH; off Prendergast. / hit In 8 in
nings. Struck out-By Demaree. 6,
by Seaton, Q; by Brown, /. Bases on
balls-Or Lavender. 2; off seaton. 3:
or Prendergast, l. Time hours.
tmpfres-Byron and Quigley.
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Southern League

Nashville. 4 Memphis. 0.
Mobile, 9 birmingham. 2
Atlanta. 2; New Orleans o.
Little Rock. Is: o. Chattanooga.
4: 0.
4; 0. tsecond game seven innings,
darkness)
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'Batted for Alexander in seventh.


summary. stolen Workman,
Mann, Niehoff, Hendrix Hits-Off
Alexander in innings Struck ou,
--Sy Alexander, i; by oeschger. ?:
by Hendrix, /. Bases on balfs-Ofr
Alexander 3; off Oeschger. /; off
Hendrix, |, Hit by pitched ball-By
Hendrix, Paskert Time-1:42. I'M
plres-Quig!ey and Byron
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-30
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
VIRGINLANS, 5; Providence, 1
(first game)
Providence. 4 NIRGINIANS,
fsecond game).
Montreal, 5; Rochester. ..
Buffalo, s. = Toronto, o tfirst
gaxne).
Toronto. II: Buffalo, I tSecond
camel.
Baltimore. 2; Newark, 1 FIRST
game).
Baltimore. 8: Newark. 4 (sccond
gaTne).
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American Association

Toledo. 5: 10; l. Columbus, s; 8 ..
Louisville. , g: J. indianapolis. o;
4: O.
Minneapolis, &: Il; 3. Kansas City,
Is: 10: /.
First game; St. Paul, ]; 4; 5. Mil
s: {, l.
Second game: 50. Paul, s; 10; 4.
:; II; 2.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-30
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Petersburg. !: Portsmouth, 3 (1st
gamel.
Portsmouth. 4; Petersburg. Ga
game. innings).
Norfolk. 3; Newport News. l (1st
game1.
Newport News. IA; Norfolk, cd
game, innings.
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Standing of Clubs.
Games Today.

Phila deiphia in Chicago.
New York in St. Louis.
Boston in Detroit.
Washington in Cleveland.
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Totals .....2s 0 S IS Ia
Portsmouth,

petersburg ........ ZOO 900 o-1@
portsmouth 1850. 1850 061 e
summary: Sacrifice hits-Shaws1
Bowen. Home run-Parker. Double
p!ays-Moore to Parker to Reynoldess
Moore 10 Parker to Fox. Hits On
Hurd, in s 1-3 inninrr. nAses ~ ]
bails-On Poole, Q; OF Hyrd. 1.s
Struck out-By Poole, 8; Wood. 1
Hit by pitcher-Hard, 2. Ieft r.
oases-Petersburg. q: Portsmouth. m
Passed ball-Hudgins. rirs<-1:36s
umpires-Kennedya aud Buckley.
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New York ..,+.....s-., 600 GOO i00-l
So. Louis .............. coo eco o3x--3
Two base HIT - Marsans. Sacrifice
hits-Marsans t2), tiedeon. Double
play s-Davenport to Johnson 20 Sisler.
Passed ball-Nunamaker stolen bases
--Shotton. Austin j2), Bases on balls
of Davenport, 3 off Caldwell, +.
struck out--By Caldwell. 6 b. Daven-
port. & Time-l:S 81, Umpires-Evans
and NaIlin
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Games TomOrrOM

Philadelphia in Chicago.
New York in 81. Louis.
Boston in Detroit.
Washington in Cleveland
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Standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
mo games scheduled
s.. Louis In Boston.
Cincinnati in Brooklyn.
Pittsburg in New York.
Chicago in Philadelphia
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Games Today.
Providence in Baltimore.
Rochester in Montreal.
Only two games scheduled.
Games Tomorrow
Newark in Richmond.
Providence in Baltimore.
Toronto in Montreal
Rochester in Buffalo.
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xBatted for Russell in ninth.

Ter, Davenport. Shotton. Home run
f. Miller. Sacrifice hits--High, w. Mil
Ter, Austin. Double rlay-Pipp to Wal
ters stolen bases-E. Miller. Pip.
Pratt, w Miller. Bases on balls-oT
Davenport. 3: of Russell, 8 struck
out-By Davenport. u by Russell D.
Time: Al. Umptres - Nallin ana
Evans.
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Rocky Mount in Portsmouth.
Norfolk in Petersburg.
Newport News, idle.
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DIVIDES
WITH TRUCKER TEAM
Coolers Capture Opening Game BY Score to After Bat
thing Twelve Innings, While Portsmouth Gets Second,
to 0-Norfolk and Builders Split. 81

Cmpires-Buckley and Kennel,
Time OF game-2:30. ,a64
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Standing OF Clubs.
Games Tomorrow.

Games To-day.
mo games schedu1ed.)
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tceEsiau.d on Second Page,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-30

xBatted fer Moseiey In eighth.
xxBattcd for HUM in ninth.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-24
STOCK MARKET is
| NERVOUS, LOWER
War Shares and Stocks of Companies
Operating in Mexico Drop
-Four TO Eight Points.
STEEL is LOWEST FOR WEEKS

NEW YORK, April 22.-Today' =
two-hour session Of the stock market
was attended by much excitement
and further free selling. War shares
and the stocks OF companies opera
ting In Mexico broke TO points
and the entire list. including invest
ments, was unfayorably affected.
News over The Good Friday holiday
was anything but reassprIng from TIE
Wall street point of view Latest Dc.
velopmcHte IN tho German crIsls we're
viewed with Increased concern and re-
ports ~ the proposed cancellation Of
American concessions In mexico were
responsible for the acute weakness M
that quarter of tho list. Mexican Petro=
leun fen over points, With 70 ipolnt
declines n american Smelling ana
Greene cenaHsa
United States gteel tfell away TO the
lowest price IN weeks Al iodays low
average. special stocks. comprising Tho
group, motors, equipments and
secondary industfiais, we're at minimum
prices ~ the year, while some u the
same hBfea were from 70 10 70 points
under last years maximum quotations
Dealings were very heavy and broad
md ~ large part fepresepted selling W
discouraged speculative interests There
also wss considerable liquidation from
Investment sdurces.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-24
cmcAGo GnAr, Avn Provisions
Features ~ The Trading and Closing
Prices On U0Hrd Of Trnde

CHICAGO, April " strained foreign
rotations brought about material declines
closed nngeftled. lac % 2uho net lower,
with Stay ~ tii2u li2i. ana july M
N,iiM. Corn lost w ~ iz1tslc. and oats.
AnAe 10 NE ln provisions the outcome
Was y gain that gafied from b. 10 22Ac.
idqgid8flug sales, which WIRE general
with no active douaud Until Just before
fhe close Weekend covering uD N
trades I'D 70 h moderate rally during I've
iasf fifteen minutes. bgt IN Tho main
senibnnpf continued beaD1k despite
prospects ~ q good doorfngN vi ihe United
states Visible supply total on Monday
The notion " n majority ~ wbcst traders
seemed 10 depend chiefly on ihe c0urRe
~ The New YORK stock market iis0fgr
o. stocks appeared ~ aAnRe diplomatic
conditions, especially ibe CRISIS with Ger.
many 70 some eKteHi however, the
Kansas state crop report suggesting
Yield 81 2g,JUD bushels larger than w
iA5. became effective ny . cause ~ lower
prices.
f'pfAyofable weather FOR The seeding
~ wheat in tie H0nbWesf WAS more ~
ieaa ignored bY doniera here, except ~
tending somewhat ~ check Tho force N
doWbiufns ~ TIC m9rbet Corn gaze
NaF with wheat Declines however. TO-
suited IN DArsiateut buying oD HE part
~ strong Interests OHta Feceived fair
support, owing ~ lhH DuTehase ~ a0001
bushels h0re for export The market.
neyertheloaa. showed evident we8kBesa
on account NJ the aetbaeks 70 ihe value
NJ 6ther grain, md because ~ the eK
GeieDt orOp outlook for 0aie.
tdifd advanced today ~ fhf highest
price ~ Inc sermon n waa sald aDl0,0U
pounds had been disposed ~ for export,
Other prOgislonF fOso, t00, h0iped ~
higher quotations on hogs
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat No. red
nominal No, red, Il. VA. fls4 no.
hatd Al ,fa0i,il 40 2 hgf1 H,ll0f i2lZ.
corn No, 2 yellO2 Bofuinaj NJ / vi
leW, 78U1le; No, { white. f5isQ7plc Oats,
NJ. white, l3atHlplc. sf0n1sfd ff4m
M94e Hge No q nominal. No, 2, a5e,
Barley, g2lfigc geedH Timothy, 81 s1lb
= ~. eioyer, ti0.O0lifs.D Propisi0ns
Park. tz2. fn23.Zjs lard, 81 .92Ihs ribs, 9l2.O1
ar Nh
BrGTEH Unchanged
.Hds. Receipts, ~.a0 cases. On
ehanRed
POTATOES Higher. receipts. "a cars
Michigan. WlaeDuslu. Minnesota ana Da-
kota, White lbltg5ei Minnfsoia and Da-
POULTRY Alive. unchanged
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-24

N.tltlltli8 500 y 100 ~ 20
SHEEP Nothing was offered IN the
fetal q e.2li head puts tho weeks total
A compared with last weeks close.
current prices for wooded lambs arc IN
most cases not far from steady. aud in
no Instance arc they over bffl0c lower
Only a few shorn lambs showed 40. hut
those that were here found the outlet
ton seems 20 have BEEN ~ with wooded
stock, one of weights. After Monday
when California spring lambs brought
fhM, only small lots Of natives were
offefrd These sold mainly az so on
400, while on the close some thai were
not very INT took tlaoo
An1re cWeA were here Monday than on
amy one day IN anme TIME. and packers
succeeded ln breaking the market any
whore from a dime Ia aar Fof the haI
anre ~ the week, however. 0fferingH
Wefe very limited. and prices more than
Irkained Mondays slump, closing strong
q ha iaueh hs 100 above last Friday THO
hiNh prizes at the Mtck WAS NM hut
choice MeAicanH huuld soil "a POO. and
tNefe "a also possibility that prime
westerns would hriuE he money Hardly
any NenflinEH ana no old Nethefs WHfn
Uttered bat They afu credited With tAs
shiHr sort uf market rs ewes
Quotations an sheen aud lAmhs famhs
Fnna in choice handy. ill tefli al iamhs
fHit la good handy fll luuif Ms lambs
tHlf i0 lhniee hfaX, 80 aIil III. iamHs
Clipped handy 81 u ~ lambs NlippfA
htatN 9 q feafiinfs falr 90 ehnna
liRNi. 9 sore 2. feaflnsH iHit "a fhoira
heavy VI Mta Aelhets faif % eholrf.
% ewes fpif to cured f.usA FWog.
fi'ulFu ( NHit ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Despite Heavy Receipts Wheat Has
a Poor Demand and Sells
Lower.
scAET CHANGE IN CORN RATES

OMAHA. April ~ 1916.
The wheat market was very weak TO-
day although ne receipts were fairly
heavy, tie demand being poor The bet
ter grades " hard winter wheat sold .
cent lower while the Dff-grade stuff sold
/ to cents lower.
Corn yaA also . poor seller. the demand
FOR this grain being very light Corn
sold unchanged o. " cent lower
oats we're steady selling Of Unchanged
pncea.
kye and barley we're quoted unchanged.
Clearanees we're Wheat ana flour equal
" Z,1Sy,tl0 bushels, corn, 1900 bushels
OatA, i,tI0.pOJ bushels.
Liverpool ClOssl Wheat and corn, no
market holiday.
Primary wheat receipts we're fd3,fW
bushels 1nd shipments, i,ES,Vg bushels
against receipts ~ 1i7gD bushels and
shipments u llis,l01 bushels last year
PRIMARY corn receipts we're tlgz,gV
bushels ana ahlpnenla, t,iMVg bushels.
against receipts VI GsD,V0 bushels and
shipments ~ g.0G1.601 bushels lasr y09r
Prmarq 0ais receipts were iiffg
bushels and shipments l,1I mn Dashelst
against receipts ~ .4aJ,OO bushels and
shlpmcBts ~ Nf000 bushels iast goaf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-24

| cATTLE-4ner we're no cattle ~ any
| consequence w sight tits morning BOT
| Tor the WGeH receipts have been guile
liberal running about on par With last
week and year hRo
Corn fed beeYfH hnpo been ~ light sup
ply ali the week. with tho result that
prices have been shaded somewhat from
DAY 20 day ana are nov IN most cages
close
Cows ana beifefs have also eaBed on
during the week. owing 20 libefal re-
ceiptH, and while The best grades base
not shown 30 much change TIE general
run " stock " not far from i0u20c lover
thnn last week
stockers and feeders have been coming
~ more rapidly than they haze been
going out. With the result that while the
choicest kinds are not very much lower,
The market Is around l0lf25c lower Oh The
general run Of stuf than tbs close 81
last week
Quotations on cattle Good 10 choice
{earllngs; poogsn' good g choice
SagQut.O. common 10 fair bceveH E.7st
500 good 70 choice haifefa, NGguS55,
good 10 choice cows, A,2inS1p; fair 70
good cows, t2j6f1.25; common 10 fair
cows, HOIe.W, good 10 choice feeders,
81 l50stO; fair 70 good fccders, 81 VA
10, common 10 fair feeders, sstDU7, 49,
go0d 10 choice Ht0ckcfe. y.gGHSi 10, stock
helfera, g6.7bafh,00i stock c0Was fG25ui,28,
stock calves. N.gmssO, veal calves N2lq
l0ni bulls. stays. etc, tGDjltB00
HOGS .TOday's session IN The hog yards
was without question The snappiest 8f-
TAR seen hero IN days, prices scoring a
general advance ~ fully b.. Everything
was sold Nv less than an hour. Packers
bought some ~ their first hogs NJ prices
that we're little better than steady. but
had 10 pay ~ least &c higher prices for
the most of them, some sales toward tho
close being na much as ~ to Zoe higher
Bulk OF tho sales was made ~ y93JftJ ~.
Quite few OF the lights sold al 1890. but
there was also good showing Of hcaV-
les M high as 1850 the top.
Az compared With last weeks close
today'a prices are pretty close 10 i0c
lower This decline has been unevenly
distributed and while mixed grades are
In many instances no more than So below
last Saturday best heaylcs are ioc 20 lie
off
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-24

ME Af4HtFNk AWfN ENfFtE ffWt
eeltta hgaa HafAfi ftfHaf tfsta
y s sHa hsiisfa ~
ftEhi# A HlriH tH fffN Nsafhsf
slssaf eNe tm haM ef aies q 80
aftNEN ANtf fAMh4 rs sssiess
WAlkfl WaFnA tHhs 81 N6il "a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-24
o"c,eo rnn s~ocN s,aNrr
tsttls stsaai -i,ess wvak-sh,ss
NfaHutf

NffAt Atttt AWfM HA AffE.h a.
rflVls, az hfhn msfhei siyaHl u4iit.
fgrefa. y MHlaa eesiafN alsafa. fitN
tiH3s HessWls aWe hgaB. msfksf
Mtah lH h8arl hAlk pa saIet tai
hsaF " BIAS tMfsh asH paa
III ltA
v4tke AAW LAMBS Mselpfs fsa
800 msfhs a'fsa e8tla.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-24
POULTRY AND PCT STOCK

A~A HAHMWM CHAMPION taaNes 4
NJ ls4Nefas untIts8 s. Nia fiMs.
43EeA esafee "a ~ tA a e8aa Asa
t aHs NN Alas hsait ia IH4
t4fttRHt katas Na N8 n6am5
et 'sn4H ~
FffftttNH pa faq tsftef ta4e eWts
Afs&ta fsHeta ~ Hilta ttafs aaaas.l
start tf9e s etflatHs nN NRaAt
NqsAA k# lmNt AatA 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-24

| These sales were reported today
Wheat. ~ 2 hard winter ! car. fnia
cHs Ill., * ss's c,i n~ fos &c sS'' Rh aso
| winter I ear tN I esrs. n69, 4 GaTs
y ~. = cars. N,9l i5lh ears 100. cars
/ Me; car. Mei Z cara 0ci cars, No.
!, Y &c cars @c Sample h,grd winter ! ear
! eaf. N02. No. spring. ! car. 80;
! CAR Ne no. missed ear. H0iH,
car 800 40. iDlEed I ear MO-
ne 10 3' ear. 9ic. No. y 2 cars. s9e
sample Pei chr, We.
bafIsf-N so. 4 eaf. a., eor. eic;
corn Ma. Z white. cars. ms.c No. 2
white. 2 cars. Nifc ~ eafg, g9hc. cars.
Wf, No. 4 white ! car G7E4e No 5
white / car, e3ei ! cgr 1sthe NO Yels
low. cer 7eiaet { car, ~. No 4 yel.
i9w csE GIe4 fs H. % VII e esr 'eIgsel.
10, 2 rlA0d 2 ears. MAe No ini2Gd 4
fhr lpTar Yellow, 71e, cars, g9ihe, 2
cars, WAe y cafs. fac 2 ears. Gss.e, ~
c car ss,4ze M ml.ed 2 ears, es1ac' !
gtet cor g7iAe No. missed. ! car, gse,
\ Fats, Nkei ! chr, size c8fa g7e
sainple, mixed ! car, GsAc. car, ezct
! ehr fh0i ",
oats No 2 white. = cars, He 10. 4
~. Sample whlie. III aa fy,s' ~. s"'''
omaha Cash Prices Wbest. No. hard
ii0iat1og; M. & lard. flozaiO5; M.
hhfd, ABongH, No. 2 spring, 1901. 10,
No 2 spring, f,oiai0l; No, Z dur1m fi,0j
Nnf4. No, = Gnrutn. ft.G2lff.fs. Corn. M
white, .eNaWG@let No. white, giA0G1lao.
No. I white GHnGge3 No. white, HneJe
No. = white. eekzli9e No. yellow. 70taa
5ici No. : yellow, 11lt76Ise, So I yellow,
e5ul6ef no r yellow, g4liGge, No Is vel
low, e7AUGshct No. 2 mixed, mas 1ae5 No
= mixed. g5lalt'jglac; No 4 mixed, MN
es4cf ~. mixed, @Uags No 3
Oats No. white, Hs.lfgle, ffandard, ~
Mtihc; No. white, 0aQnc; No 4 white,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-24
NEW yonn STOCKS ASp BoSps
Tone ~ MARKET Is Uneasy over Wa
gffuatfou

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NEW YORK. April ~ Heavy md pcr
Effective during todays tgo-hour aesa'oi.
me recess ~ The preceding day merely
hceenipatlnE The orient ~ tho liludntin I
movement, TfodipR was far the largest
q any recent week end. approxlmatlng
10p0 shares. more than haif ~ which
represented The output IN the final hour,
when the i'Et was gimoFt without SIN
banoe ~ support,
| The German and Nogieau chslsee, f1r
cial community, we're again the factors
around which The furious market conferred.
| Special stocks that description applying
moro directly 10 the munltlOrs EQUIP
nent, minor industrials and ola. were
Neadlly llquldatod. with few exceptions
recording Invest prices ~ the year. IN
general these issues afe 81 10 10 points
under last ye1f'e best quotations.
Among The wcnheet Issues we're General
Motors which fell ~ 70 40, Mexlca1
dusirinl Aleohai 9 70 III crucible B'eel,
" 70 IS. Baldwin Locomotive, eh 10 ",
hfndebnhef. 7 70 l2lMi American smelling
70 hhi 1focne Gapanea, 70 ~, Texas
company 10 N. America Car w 10 ID,
points
United statea sieol which outsrtlpped
nll other stocks IN volume OF offerings,
IHhUlffViHl sumo NtfHHiHffh ~ IlfHft nut
fell bafk 70 ~ M the selling movement
gathered greater momentum. Rails were
Immune for a time, but tho Same course
was operative IN that quarter later The
enstHfn iiDc coalers. GrnngorH and Tr8ns
continentnle losing from ! 70 points
Mercantile Marine proffefod was CON
fpieuous for ITS relative strength, but
Yielded point on us very large eyer
turn,
There were sigma II LIQUIDATION IN bonds,
some issues reeed nR materially on largo
offerings. Total sales, par value
amounted 10 t2,gi0.f00
United States coupon and registered aa
gnd c0uponH ~ declined Z ana Panama
~ registered u per cent on call during
tie week.
Number Of sales and leading quotations
on stocks 'toda S.-Were
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-24

! NEW NuNk Aprll o. The abatement
" he actual condition IL clearing house
/ banks ami trust companies faf ne Weat
shows that they hold tN@A 80 rasarVa
I IN eKrfHa ~ LEGAL feuulfetg<1ISn Fhia
I Y a decrease ~ s8 $50 grntA lass Meek
/ Tho statement follows