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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
Harvard PIny. Red so,.

CAMBRIDGE MASS, February a.
iiarvnrTs baseball team Will play the
worries champion Red SoX in the lat
ier's park on April 10. according TO an
announcement to-day.
Coach Fred Mitchell VIII commence
talent on February 16.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04

NitW HAVEN, CONN. FEBRUARY o.
Tad Jones. the New Yale head coach
aud Mike Sweeney, general athletic adj
wiser, AT. expected to arrive within
two weeks to begin the work OF re-
organizIus Yale athletics.
sweeney Will take each sport in turn
for AN o"crhauling and attempt to
bring conditions up to date
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
CUBS ARE TO SELL GOOD
VIII 90 TO One of Three >,
League luhs Which MD
for Him

C!liCAGo. February . -OutGolao..
Wilbur Good, of the CUBS win be Iii,
burgh. Manager Tinker has anuo,,6ccd
Which OF the clubs lands the Ia,
left handler viii not be know ,,5"tt,
the league meeting in New YORK ncxi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04

NEW YORK. February :..-A rcduc.
ton of 10 TO Il cents each in the retail
price OF golf balls was announced to-
day by dealers. and was attributed to
The approach ching expiration Of the Has
kcll patent on April II. The cut applies
TO the medium grades only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04

NT.W TN YEN, CONN, Fcbrunry a.
Captain cnltd Black, 90 the Yale foot
pail eleven, took occasion to-day L
port that he intends TO resign his can
iaincy on account OF his studies.
Professor Robert Corwin. OF tn
Sh"thcid Scientific school. also dcnic
that Black would resign. and saw ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
Richnrd. Aftcr New Rccord.

ITHACA. y. y. February 3.-Alva
Richards. Corncl,s great jumper. will
cndcavor to set Il new indoor record in
the games of the RoSton Athletic AS
ISOLATION on Saturday. Richards is in
splendid form. Last Saturday he cleared
TIC bar at six feet four inches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
cIont. pIny In YuIc HOWL,

NF.W HAVEN. FcbrUarV 3.-Fhc New
York Giants will play on Yale field for
tn" first time in history on April H.
when they meet falcs baseball team
in their annual game.
Yale has often played at the Polo
Grounds. but has never before enter
tanned the Giants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
wourd Mnke Do,Ircr, I,o.,,

NEW YORK. February 3.-To make
the Dodgers exclusively a Brooklyn
institution. President Charles H. Eli
bets to-day advised would-bc pur-
chnsers-M. and j. Tracey, BROOKLYN
men--to buy up all tho stock owned
by non-Brooklynitcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04

PHILA DELPHIA, FEBRUARY 3.-Eoh-
e!t g. Folwell, coach Of the pcnnsyi
vania football team. has been chosen
70 succeed DR.. Carl Williams as repre-
tentative On the football rules com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04

The Baltimore Feds have advised all
players under contract 10 seek en-
ployment elsewhere. The Tcrps had
ten men actually under contract. while
the documents OF the others expired
n the close OF tn" playing season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04

Tho secret has leaked out at last.
RUDE Meadows answers 10 IN. name Of
Ford. Make Your own jokes. fellows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04

Tho Washington writer's now acrc.
that Clark Griffith will turn some Of
his surplus material over to Enlv
Smith They have also learned that
the Nationals Will play here on April
3 All Of which would have been
known 10 them scvcra! weeks ago r
they had read Richmond papers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04

Much Interest is felt in the BASKET,
bal game between Virginia and caro-
Ira here on Monday night The gam.
VII! probably draw = large crowd. ana
y is unfortunate that tho seating ca
pacItE OF tho liowit2crs' Armorv is SO
ii'h'te". IN" court is unqucs,ionablv
the best IN th4. city t.ut otherwise ,Lo
managcmcnt.A w,Sl- l., hand!,a-,D.a T.,
caring for an Attendance such as Tho
event warrants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04

The Baltimore Feds have not yet
ins,igated any action against organized
baseball. but ii is said that the OPEN
Ing gun will he fired within the next
thirty days. In addition TO sticking
to the suit now pending before Judge
lands. tho Tcrps propose to institute
another under the Clayton antitrust
act in which all parties 10 the peace
pact will be charged with destroying
the good will, property. franchise and
other assets OF the company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04

less willard is TO ne congratulated
on displaying n little common sense
In refusing to meet Jack Dillon. The
champ Will make two or tho game
little scrappcr, and Il bout between
tho iu-mated pair would have made
Jess the laughing stock of sportdom
frankie Moran is tho logical candi-
date TO oppose willard. and Il seems
probable at this writing that he will
get his chance.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-12
Howell Holds Out
a Dollar; Poses as
Insurance Agent

Ths Gee grabbing habit must be cons
taglons among certain set Judging
from 100 evidence brought out N case
heard Monday 10 Justice lfascalls court
Is Witch Robert % Howell lnnn0ger n
M WGtaf worka W04 defendant md the
Fidelity ana DEPOSIT company II Bali
more plaintiff
tlopeIl was called upon 10 DaY N s.
ptemium on renewal of d
surely bond he has 10 give ~ receiver
III defuBct concern, And BE- made q
tender n H. insisting on hoid-oJt of
81 for bimgdf ~ or agent commission
S1twithstandinR The fact that hc ia
dfnwlna $500 yesr from ne watnr
,HgtHet lnder law requiring him ~
devote bls zinc "exci1Mreiy' ~ We N.
fialai duties bG declared he was Sill
deina business aa m inaaraacs agent
Tile bond company - 10 The fbct That
iipweli has - ageBlp license from fhe
sfale ihsm8Hen department ntd thaf enc
lpw nfotlbta any fomD1nY PAYING D
commission % ANYONE who ia not eaaily
lnenred
Howell len the - 10 e1ua while Judge
tiaaaall baE q under ad1semou' whether
D. iuQst dlaRofRe tic other dollat
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-12
Soft Coal Miners
Ratify Wage Scale

iSbiANAPOblR, md April - The
HaFe agreement adopted ~ conference
n foe Officials ~ ne tinted Mine work.
ert N America ana representative n ne
coal milne ohuefs ID New York haa been
raunod ~ referendum vote n nc
betGbefs N Ne miners organization ~
aofdlnR ~ 90 announcement mado today
by WAinm Green international reerc-
tars Treasurer NJ fhe union TIE vote
uas 9GsA 10 favor u ne agreement
aud vim agaiust d
Every district except Michigan SAD
w Green voted in favor N tbe odop
ton N The agreement I
The nov contract Il for . period 81 two
yeafs. dafing ita beginning from April q
100. when Tie % agreement expired ~
piogidog fof ihe payment ~ mining eoai
0n tnlbe.fgn basis. On increase " 2
cents ton and ~ increase ~ per cont
fof day labor dead work 0nd yardgg"
rhia agreement u Daed ~ basis FOR
the ueRotiation n wage 6ontraeta IN all
~ the Districts NJ The organization.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-12
HOWARD MEETS THE
FATHER OF HIS WIFE
Singer Tells Detectives He is Afraid
the Millionaire Might Shoot,
But All is Calm
BREAKS CAMERA AIMED AT HIM

q lg
Joseph Howard husband ~ me
woman who Killed herself Monday
ptebt# ~ me Fontepeile ancompanled
.E... 49, .-, $500,
~ pelsel''es MN aDa '9N"h'"s h''
. ~ taken BY Coroner crosby 10 the
Union depot 10 meet Michael XII
..atoa ,nat,t.,.itllonat,e and fatbor
'' $3.50
W Wiz. IlO""ip W''' ~ - ~
yesterday afternoon
he careful. Won fellowB, adj
.tgoa t,,.,asa 4, tbo datoetl,oa aue
''1'' 'i0""''
" APT 70 shoot
81 KIgailon arrived on tb4 niyn
t,..,,,, y. a.i55,a, att.m lgt baf1fe
.4=,l.z. 81
ihs IRON oainf 70 = hl'p 't"N''
aaung 10 DE ground Delee llt'a - =
md pzagg1 sti Wref ~ Hs side 10 eHa6
i. .boaa .s,.ra i besfJo anuudo ~
tt,i
N.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-12
SWANSON SAYS BIG FIRMS
HANDLING DYE SITUATION

While there Is o serious shortage n
dyes the real operators, The manufac-
turers Who have always been The bnek
bone of the clothing industry. are han
ding the situation " niahtorfH mau.
ner.' said John a swanson, president "
the Nebraska Clothing company. who has
returned from q trip 70 the eastern mar
kets
Personally never before aavc 10
much lime and attention 10 purchasing. q
continued Mr swanson "1hs Is my
fourth trip 10 market Tor merchandise
for the fall OF 1915 and also FOR many
lines for the spring ~ 1917 Yes. VIZ be
lieYe in Preparedness Tor our custom
srs
TO secure worthy merchandise means
careful search ~ tho markets and We
have never shown more reliable, service
able natefials IN our clothing Naturally
SO know what wns coming and bonehl
early. 20 mat tho eloventh-hour rush
for spring merchandise did not force up
tho market on us We are showing a Zig
selection az novelty wcayes for young
men IN fact. the fashion designers have
outdoHe themselves IN The question u
rich new fancy WeaYes
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-12
Live Stock Men in
Favor Of Campaign
for the New Depot

Tbe Omaha Llge stock exchange ia ~
favor of . new 1nlon depot for omaha
aud has gone on record with come
pointed resolutions IN the mattsr ~
he regular April meeting The f0llowihg
resolutions we're adopted
whereas. Omaha h nov metfopoll.
tan city " the first sriasb, aud inc Raies
way fof numerous railroads, through
which m8BY travellers pass each day
aud week during The year md
WhereHB. The omaha i've stock tD9rs
ket b nov The SECOND largest market ~
The country nn6 the means ~ bringing
nany travellers ~ The city, and
Whereas, Tho present passenger depot
facilities afforded by The railroads IN
Greater Omnha are entirely inadequate,
Therefore be- N
Ref0lted ~ the Omaha Live Stock
oEehhnRr. ln regular meeting. assembled
this, ne fth day II April, 1915, That ne
railroads entering The city ~ OfuHh1
be earnestly requested n build n neY
union depot as ROoH ~ possible, ~ such
slze % viii properly accommodate The
tgpidiy lueroaElnR passenger traffic 70
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-12
Young Women Send
Home Made Candy
to Boys in Mexico

eoLrMBus ~ M.. April u Pubiea
tlon on reports that American SOLDIER
In the Nexlcau field have asked FOR con.
dgnmenB " candy have brought re-.
sDonses from young women IN almost
every section NJ the United STATES
Every mail and almost every express
train arriving 81 Columbus bring par.
ccls N candy addressed 70 the soldiers
81 the front
Theae are turnfd over 70 Captain {.
r.. Smith adlutant ~ the base for ship
ment h tho field AZ result ~ the
etfeW which usually accompany the
p0ekaReA captain smith assorted today,
numbers ~ The soldiers are spending
much of shat leisure Time they have
Corresponding With thc young women
they have never seen"
sixty pounds " e0pdy was received re-
Gently from club n young women IN
philadelphia. this being the largest single
packaFe Home made candies have also
been received from young women en-.
plDyed ln Tie ~ Louis Railway exchange
apd from girls % number ~ smsller
olHca
The SKIS pound p0tco WINS carried n
Colonel Dodda forces D. Guerrero By
heroplane thc army medical officers ree
oRnizinR ne value ~ u ~ food, while
other packaGos hato been sent forward
~ motor truck fBH
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-12
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Volume Of Operations at Session
Falls Far Below Recent
Averages.
DEALINGS ARE RESTRICTED

NEW YORK. April 1l.~Extreme dull.
ness settled over today's market, the F0l'
ume Of operations falling far below recent
averages. There WHB some prpmlHc o.
activity and strength at the outset bqt
this WIS disslpated BY midday, the bhl
ance Of the session vas Irregular pfripos
Of BtAgnatiDn and narrow price changes.
Specifically. NJ least, dealinRb were
again restricted BY uncertainties sur
rounding the international situation,
News regarding developments IN Ger
many and Mexico eHerted only mia
interest until before the close when
rumora NJ an ehflY 'uitimathWf - Ber-
lin gained currency ana provoked frsHh
ter, IN fact some very decided gains we're
registered. but these. nH usual we're lifn.
tied 10 stocks Huppo8ediy under control
~ pools or cliquea Advances ~ these
issues were met ~ moderate offerinH1,
which soon effaced most Khius, The
only notable exceptions ~ THIS tcud"nry
were Gruclble Steel which LED the dht +
trHding NJ an extreme advance ~ ~
points ~ NJ, and United states siDclt
luR which toFe steadily 10 W us"
record Chandler Motors hlso scored q
new minimum NJ 5ga and iuRerH0l
ltond achieved Ike distinction On ~
fac NJ ~ 10 N1
New Haven vas singled out Tor sale
during iGG first hours declining Ws 10
CON- ~ connection with reports NJ IN
iHNVfNNif AIAIEH HHFHiIAN. ftltft IHii8
we're quoted only intenntt0ntly, Louis
vile and Nashville. Southern Railway
preferred md Denver and no Bfabds
preferred falling . point eacas New
YORK, CblcaR0 and st. Louis second pre-
ferfod on D single gtle dropped ~ ~ bD
disappointment Wta cXpreEHed ~ tie
hufeHponslgebfaa ~ Copper, ana Emitted
States Bteol ~ reuafkable trade cOndl-
lions Therr we're additional reports
~ large copper contracts for export, DUi
thoEe ezefcised virtually no Influence
upon the ustbl group.
Mariner lost FOfHe Or their recent prom
lucnce and strength NJ did also Emitted
EtateA industrial Alcohol peifoieurug ana
Iinc shares No Hpeeinl significance A.
tnChed ~ movements ~ other HpeClBitieg.
Total sales ~ stocks amounted ~ 3l1.16
shares.
Exchange On Paris nude the BeW low
rate ~ 09A FOR checks. but lifsB we're
stronger Win nominal changes ia stef-
ling and marks
Bonds moved cObtfanlY. the new Cam
dian long term lHaue rising point ~
m while Anal0sFfencn ~ taauife#tnd fur
Their heG glhHsa T0t8I ahles Of bonds,
pHr value. we're fil51,O00
lnited states bonds we're unchanged On
eMlt
Miuui,eF NJ aaIsa aud Iaa6tpg Gaofs tisfta
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-12
Tired, Aching
Feet and Limbs

ARE promptly relieved w applying hbs6r.
bine. Jr, tie antaepGc llnlmsnt u f.
boothIng healing, md inyigorstlbR puts
yin and energy into jadcd muscles orr
~ the nanY enthusiastlc users writes.
~ received the trt8l bottle N hbsorblne,
a., ail right sud NJ that time VAS I'm
able ~ walk without cane. tusf around
Tho house. used n freely ana insids
N two days could walk without jumping
something I had MOI done IN Two months
went 10 Tire drug store and procured
81 % bottle anI t0day can walk ~ good
gs eyer tli never DO without II am
recommending f 10 everyone can, fof
nm living Witness"
Abpofbinc, IT., should always be kept q
hand for emergencies
~ druggists. $40 and 100 bottle Or
sont postpaid tdbefal trial bottle for
l0c IN stamps
W. , YOUNG. = y. r.
iQl Tomple ~ Springfield Nssa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-12

forenoon the early top vas duplicated on
other Me2icBnh
AZ was the ease yesterday. heavy
lambs were not wanted AZ an. packers
going ahead buying up the light and
handy stuff. but passing up nearly every
thing Of strong weights. One lot Of
clipped stuff that was sold fairly early
vent a dime under the price paid for a
NJ 1910 4 load ~ clippers which were
very good, but extremely heavy. looked
no lower at 500 but ~ they sold with
n string u light and handy wooded Mex
leans the sale WAS no criterion Of the
market, other clipped lambs Of much
lighter weight being unable n attract
steady bids up 10 late hour IN the
forenoon.
More owes wer here than have been
offered for several days. but at that the
supply Was moderate and most sales
we're around dime higher. A real good
Kind Of wooded westerns made 1915. while
those NJ 1880 we're mates Of $50 Etuff
yesterday Another cut of The clipped
ewes which brought Ni0 Yesterday made
~ noon practically ail the llsht and
handwalght lambs Ind been cleaned pp.
NJ prices that were largely 10Uibc higher,
and IN d spot or two even more than that
Hardly any ~ the strong weight lambs
had sold. however. several loads ~ this
doacripiion being stu n tho pens. Blds
we're a. . general thing lower on the
Welghty kinds. md tho opinion Was a.
pressed that concessions ~ 100fi5c might
have ~ be made before n clearance could
be- affected, Packers protested all last
week that welKhty lambs we're too high.
but owing 10 Hight supplies we're unable
10 get them down. This week they are
tBklnR advantage ~ the broader rims 10
widen the spread out little
Quotations on sheep md iHtnbp Lambs.
good 10 choice handy, tll aatfi .G1. limbs.
fair 10 good handy. till54ii.M n, lambs
fair 10 choice henvy, fl0756i1i ~. lambs,
clipped. as.5Oa9A; yenrlinKa. fair IN
choice light, tonafi60s yeHrlluRa f0ir 10
choice heavy. Js50li9l J, wethefs. fair 10
choice, ts.O1lia1D ewes. good 10 chOicn.
y 4Dlfs.s5. ewes fair 10 good t7.JyllsD
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-12
IMMIGRATION BILL
REPORTED TO SENATE

wABIIlNGToN Apdl u }rbe senate
immigration committee today ordered q
favorable report % ne house linmigra-
ion till retaining The lheracy test
THE committee accepted ~ house pro
visions except that 10 require pl8trons
10 travel .h tHo steefage " Immigrant
Vessels bound for the United gtates
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-12
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. April il.-GOFFEE. a
further slight advance seemed 10 attract
considerable realizing IN the market for
coffee futures here today and prices eaked
or or 3 points from he best closing.
net unchanged % 3 points lower Tie
market opened unchanged to point
higher on renewal ~ bull support and
covering which had the announcement
OF continued firmneaa IN Hrazil and 20
ports that the recent advance had
brought Ia rather a better trade demand
~ tile local spot market. Active months
sold 9 ur 3 points net higher during the
early trading with July touching klle
ana December baAc or new high ground
for the movement The advance was
checked 81 this level with lulY easing
aff "a ttc and December tn &c th the
later trading Sales iufludinfR exchanges
from May % later months were h0D
hHFa ApNL sic May. sa2et june. SEE
JulY sfte AuHuhf. 500 September Vote
October. $3.50 November sale December
esq January sf0es February tNe1
FL. HNe Santos ~ iHAtr Cost and freight
market was 8ifRdb With quotations
fHuainr around nHsH tn iWie tof santos
t8 haart ga EnEliFh cfndiis This off
elHl Gables ftnnrtcd an udtHnt ~ q
rtis ia the iiiH niarket Nhilt Santos and
the ratu Nf lsia exchange an London Wrfa
unenHnF 70
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-12
Union Pacific to
Run Dairy Special
in West Nebraska

The Union pacific IL u0fking on the
details fof running daify 8peoial through
the couBties along the line " tbe toad In
the Western part ~ the state A spe.
cial N this character was ron through
Kansas and colorado last year vim
great benefit 10 ibe farmers and dairy
men
The Aebaska dairy special vii pfobs.
bly, be- ron early during May snd vii Dr.
out On the f0ad week stops viii 10
made 81 practically all the toBna 0nd
lectures md demonstrations a1n be- gl9en
ny dairy ana lgo at0ck experts
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-12
SAYS HUSBAND DESERTED
HER AFTER TWENTY YEARS

Charging desertion Matte Becker ~
the Plaintiff IN d suit faf divorce flad
with tbe clerk of the diHrlri olrt 81
which 4 y stated that after hnpplls
married me- ~ twenty wears tho dcfenl
am. Peter ! Heeber Abandoned fer aud
her children without ause 90 MHr & Is
laia
Tic plaintiff asks the eiod af tr9
sons q years OLD and V NnaH aId NJ
specilveh
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-12
OBSERVE CENTENNIAL or
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY

omaba WHl BE- one ~ the cltlss % .hy
cuuntfs ia otasftp the centennial M the
American uihie sotloB Sunday g.
unhn Rlli ha ihe pfine.lal ftasst at
tHf umaha Celebration NhFh al. 81
teli "a ibe Auditorium a1 tne'0et HuH
tns afternoon tle Wtl talk VA fm
Ntle % Wofs n the World nHa
kmfH sp mb0e stlstA We AeuunI
nsunnai sH ~ the ehHFHes n tNe tf
n5U fBsF ter
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-12

aT louis, April 1i-eA1frLE re
ccipta, 2,s00 head market meady. native
beef steers t7sf0t975. YeaHluR steers and
hellcfH, N am9N COWS, tie1HA0O; stock.
ofa and feeders t5.aMs0. Tezas and
Oklahoma BteerR. 81 25nis.i8i COWS and
helfefs, NOgug0g, native calves, t4OQH
1000.
HOGS Receipts. 300 head. market
higher. pigs md lights. N.Zff170. mixed
ana butchers. a1b0u9so, good heavy p5b
M9W
SHEEP AND LAMBN--HecelptB, 1870
head. market higher yeariinH weihera,
H01alq1g, lambs, t900aiibG. ewes bb9
n8U
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-12
Kugel Maintains
Dignity of Council

IN HE absence n MAYOR Doblmau and
Commissioner Butler, Commissioner ifn.
ael presided ~ chairman at The city coun.
III meeting
Mr. Kugel injected little hunof into
the proceedings ~ ne violently raped for
order when Commissioners Jnfdine and
WlthDeii enRaged IN q whispered con.
versatiob during the reading Of documents
by the clerk
I'm have 10 call The sergeant .at.arms
II the members % not assume more dlg,
nifty announced the temporary chair
man.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-12
MR.. WHEAT GROWER
ar Will PAY ToU TO THvEsTroATx
"BLUESTEM WHEAT"

Uss1esiisd Tor PrsdseiiOeasss Stosi Stress,
HOH.Shshsrias Qualities aad Milling PaysssA
Hollis I'll me yssf round At from l. 10 p.r b,,shss
more tbah No I Brg9n 70 Tsosms and Beatus
Il VII gladden. your sgss 10 psB0aiiy sYsmlas
"Biusstem Whsat7 sB1 for yoaf fosysnlsnss
Niil ms small sample f6f ibs of Is he b. plf.
Del Post for $3.50 n. A. MoaHB, The Blue
stsa Whaat Man, Bpsnosr, washinatoA
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-12
HUMAN SCISSORS" TO SHOW
JOE STECHER HOW TO DO IT

The Human Scissors" II one ~ the biz
features fhm The Centurion club " pre-
pairing Tor Tie minstrel show u viii gife
10 Creighton auditorium the evening On
April ~ II Won't be- Joe stecher. II viii
be LoItoY francis and be "a said % 30
scream"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-12
stony CITY Live stock Market.

SIOUX CITY April li-GATTLE Re
ceiptn. 800 head market weak 70 i0c
lower native Hteera, HlDueib. butchers
81. 2ifft - COWS md hcifefs tGODfi7. 20
stoekers and feodefa. ~ oDnsto. bulls
stays, etc. 81 igu7.f3
HOGS Receipts. 7f1o head market
strong 10 5e higher heavy fa.25l9.3ji
mixed. sp16na2j. light, ia0Dus.iS. bulk Of
sales 81 i04f98 ~
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 40
head
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-12
kan.n. cll, LI,e stoch MnrLel

KANSAS CITY, April .-IsATTLE#sith Re
ceipta 7.O0 hfad. market HifOnR. prime
fed steers. t525m97b. dresEed beef steers,
ts.0NiI ia western steers, l6.f0092is stock
cra and feoders. B1U&7b. bulls, g75n
T15. eBlFea. tsG01ff0 70
HOGS Receipts, i2fo0 head market
higher, bulk ~ sales. 9&n95o. heavy.
~. f0ff9.b5 packers aud butchers, ~. FNi
g65. light fg214f91. pigs fs25Gfa0g
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 5aB
head. market higher; lambs, fil e0uli 81,
yearlinEs. 81 li00, wothers W75u9 ~,
ewes. fl56ng n.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-12

NNAtDttN. Apui Al WHEAT
May. Il aht tuiN a AAhH 80 sash
An / hard 81 "a 80 I HdrihFfn q Ia
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NEW YORK. April II MERCANTILE
PAPER -3n3h per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE Sixty dan
Hills. NHi. demand NlG7 l1 cables
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SILVER Baf. 63isr Mexican dollars.
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tiONna Government steady railroad
irregular
TIME LOANS Firmer sixty days li
per cent sis monfha. ? per cent
CALI MONEY Firm hiEh z per cent
low por cent ruling rate. per cent
laHt l0au 2 per cent closing bid per
cent offered al per cent
Closing quotations on bonds today we're