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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

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iercs Observation-Disclosures eine aus
iibtiiOe Ehii1crnng ieiner eiBoride
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l9eiui I'm 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ais ite
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The Washington herald., 1916-05-24

Baltimore. May 23-EGGs-M~ket Qyist May
land, PENNSYLVANIA and nearby Arsts ~; Eastern
shore Maryland and Virginia frsts - Western
phiol trsts, 2lig West Virginia trsts, "a: South
EN- North Cardinal f-sts ~.
BUTTER-t'roaTsry. fancy. 33a34: do. choice
liSS good. 5Dacl. prints. 3ia5. do blocks SSz
do. ladies'. 2a25: do. Maryland and Pennsylvania
rolls. "a. do. Ohio rolls "a: do Maryland Viz
Sln.S and Pennsglvaria dairy prnts 2; proces,
butter. 50. sto-epacked. "a; elgin g4a3pS
LIVE rot LrIY Prices Per p"und unless ether
wl-e stated Chickens, spring ~ lbs and up
Lar, do. ! % Il. lbs. LAB; do. under H.. q
d.. old E'rs. over Ibs.. %, do small % medium
", do. ILL ROSTERS and staEs. lna-l: ducks Mus
rnvy and MauETe. Il. do. white PekinES, l5alt
d., Indian Runners. l3aii do. puddle fat old, IS
d.. small. r"or. 4 pigeons. Old pair 2a3o. do
young. pair @1a}' guinea fowl old. each. 90
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITS-Pot.
toes. whit. Eastern Shore. McCorm:cks, busher
'5a9o; d.. Marlard an1 PENNSYLVANIA trlshe LO1
10; DO. New York and Maine, busheI lral 70
d.. new. Florida. No l. barrel 5,50s660: do. No.
?. barrel, Ja50o sweetA yeliows. ESTER Shore
Nd. barrel 25a20. do. Eastern Shore, Va. har
rel, L75a-T; d.. Delaware fancy barrel . 25s2 50
do, York River. fancy. barrel. I.75a2Oo. do. ham
pers. y" l. basket, 4Oa75; yams North Carolina.
No. /. harreI 50a2no do. MARYLAND and Virginia
tarrel. sails; apples. New York State. packed
har-el 2ooa3 50; ssparagl Maryland and virginia
No l, dozen. Sou2oO, do. culs, Dozen 75al 90
The Washington herald., 1916-05-24
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago, May Z-FOIloTinS the decline ot cents
in the wheat market during the last few days
there a halt IN the break and partial re
oOTe-y Of the lost ground Shorts covered freely
some in the heHsf that prices do bet
ter, but Of them in order 70 secure hand
some profits. There were damage reports
from Kansas and Oklahoma and complaints Of
Hessian fy received from new sections n
Illinois. Missouri and Indiana London cabed
there had besn damage 10 the winter crop in
portions Of Russia from recent frosts. There was
50 ne wheat bought on the latter reports
The feature OF the com market was the heavv
covering BY shorts which brought about god
rally late with net advances of I to L cent
The shipping demand here wls a little bitter with
sales Of 10000 bushels
Oats was unsatisfactory and irregular one month
ruling unchanged while others were i to 4 cent
lower % i cent higher. This Iatn followed the
others in the irregLarity. with a rally toward the
Close. The movement continues heavy. 800 90
bushels bsing received at primary markets. Cash
sale 10000 bushels and at the seaboard 5000
knre eha7r
The Washington herald., 1916-05-24
TRADING Slim ON
LOCAL EXCHANGE
Yesterdays Session Marked
by Light Attendance and
Few Orders.
NO BOND TRANSACTIONS
New York Brokers Watch Rail List
Anxiously as 1t Retains Strength.
Other News.

Light attendance and few orders marked
yesterdays session of the local stock ex-
change. Continental Trust shares con-
stituted most OF the activity, a new high
mark of 100 being set in the sale OF
twenty-five shares. Offerings of addi-
tional stock at the same figure failed to
bring about further trading
Without figuring in the sales record.
Washington Gas advanced l point to 70
in the bid price, with offerings firm
ly held at rs. Railway preferred held at
50, showed an improvement OF u point In
the bidding, the stock being wanted at
Sll3.
An unusual feature OF the days session
was the entire absence OF bond transac-
tions. the list holding firmly in the face
of orders specifying prices which holders
would not meet.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-24
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, May 9.-Numerous stop loss orders
were uncovered today and in the last hour prices
showed the greatest loss. declines Of % to 25
points being recorded before the decline halted
New crop options continued relatively sEeak. Liver
pool was credited with having sold those posi-
tions on the break. Final prices Is 70 "a
points lower.
\ fair demand was transacted In spot at Liver
pool at a decline of points the basis Of s64d
for mid-upland. Futures in the English market
closed at net decline Of to points Spot here
was quiet and 10 points lower at Is cents there
were no sales; 100 bales delivered contract.
Port receipts for the day were II. k5 bales, com
pared with I5lO last week and l5.S5 last year.
New York warehouse stocks l5i OO2 bales, con
Tasted with 2I7 957 a year ago Exports for the
day amounted 70 900 bales compared with IS i6a
bales last year TOdays total include 1907 bales 70
Great Britain, 22f9 to France CleaTances tor
the seasOn aggregate 4sl. .sl3 bales, against BE-
80 for the corresponding period last season.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-24
New York watches Rail List.

Observers Of the New York list are still
watching anxiously TO see whether tbs
present advance. led by the rails, is going
to continue. Conservative professional
advice urged holders of industrials to
take advantage of all opportunities. and
wait for a chance to buy in lower down
again
Reading is still the leader, but appar-
entity is not bringing the general rail list
very far up with IT, In some quarters
the advice was circulated yesterday that
steel would take the lead shortly.
The Industrial list looked weak yester-
day. The radical change in the posi-
tion Of copper stocks. expected by oppos-
ing camps. failed to develop and profes-
sonaIs were advising both ways on the
copper market again yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-24
BEST FINANCIAL PAGE IN WASHINGTON

beans, Florida, green, basket, Ls~2o; DO. wHI.
basket, l5oa IS; do. pearl. basket lza! 50: bets
Norfolk. bunch 4a5; cabbage. Charleston. crate.
25oa30O; celery. Florida. crate, l.25al75i clclm'
bers Florida basket, 25Oa3oO; esgDlants, Florida,
crate. l.5oal75: grapefruit. F1oridA. box, Z5oA30
kale, native bushel box I5a2O: lettuce. North Car
olina, hbaTel basket. 2OOa25O; do. Charleston,
4 barrel basket 25Oa30; onions. Texas Bermuda
crate. L3sl.75; oranges. 10 aLe, boz, S.oOsiOo
peas. Charleston h-baTel basket. l5Oal75; do,
Rappahsnnock. 1sbaIrel basket, I.5Oal75; do large
barrel 35oa265; do. small barrel. 3.z5s3So; do.
York River. H-barrel basket l.50aL65: do. Norfolk
y barrel basket l5oal.75; psppeTs, Florida crate
2Ua20; rsdishes North Carolina. long basket,
The Washington herald., 1916-05-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. May E-FJOUR-stsady: trading
moderate. Kansas straizhts, TO arrive in car lots
STa5. 20; spring patents for May 70 July 56Oa5 IS
spring clears, 5ls5.D %; soft straights TO arrive,
C20a5.5 All Quotations on sack basis in
Wholesale lots
PORK-stsady: inquiry is moderate Mess 3 sna
Bu; family. EOs29O0; clear Zma8O
LARD-Steady; business is moderate Prin-
Western. l2J0; refined continent I45e: south Amer
lean, A5O; refined Brazilian. in kegs, 1850; bsst
r&&rlns, 2 cents; lard steArins dull a. IA cen6x
The Washington herald., 1916-05-24
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York May G-wHEAT-Frn.r; tno1try
nodsrats No. Northern, I. O. b., LEL q
Irrfve; No. red Z. o. b. INK, tn arrive; No
hard winter, l2pL, (. o b.; No. l macaroni tc
arrive, LlTA; No. l Manitoba. to arrive Ia4
Exporters took 10000 bushels chiefly Manitoba,
ast night
OATS-Ffm: trade Is inactive. Standard 50
No. white. saG54: No. white. EaE75S; elevator
basis, unGaded. ESss5l- Exporters took nothing
CORN-FSrmsr; moderate trade No yellow
all rAn. TO E-tys, 81; New No. yellow hiln.
tTIed. 20 arrive. 2s. c T.; new No. , kln-dried
70 Erfps, Hk. c T. T. Exporters took nothing
The Washington herald., 1916-05-24

ooRS-rhre little trading and prices de-
cliDed Nc. We quote: Car iots for Local trade
70 lOcAtiuo-So. ? yellow s2zsl4s steamer yellow,
sr4asIh; So yellow. TsG7ss cob cOD. per 20 I1s
ssG
OATS-D-nEnd Wa nEht and the market was
again Ao lower. We quote: No. white S)a5lls
standard white ss54G5o; No. white. EA4ssss5 No.
white l6SE; sample oats. Gas; puHhed oats,
graded, f7sSF
The Washington herald., 1916-05-24
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

PhilAdslphiu, May D.-wHEAT-Trtde w.s quis
and the market ruled weak and le lower. W,
quote: Car lots. in export elsvStor-No red
spot and May. l.OssLlo; No 2 Southern red. Los
l0S; steamer No red LubalU; No. , red. los
LU; rejected A. LOCAL. .o#54; rejected B, lo.ALG-
The Washington herald., 1916-05-24
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET,

Nsw York. May D.-Csn mnnsy opened ~ Dor
cent; hish. n per cent; low. II per cent; re
ne"aS - per cent; ruling rate, p per cent last
~ Per cent. slightly firrper Tendance cb,-ao
tsri1ed time money. but rates showed no ouotabIs
chanse The demand was light and the volume
OF business small; rates for mixed loans zAa9 Ne,
1aSA Per cent for four. Ave and d. rno1tbs
With offerings showing no signs o< tncre.trv
ne commsEctal PAPER market continued inactive
Prime regular names were readily absorbed at Q. a
81 per csnt ~ INA
The Washington herald., 1916-05-24

5OsT5; rhubarb. native bunch. s<l; spinach. NATIVE,
busbel box sOa5o: squash F1oridA. osSkst toosi .;
Strawberries, Norfolk qt.. ias; do. North Carolina
ct. 4as; DO. Eastern Shore, virginia. 6al.i do.
RAppahGnnock, at. 6as; tomatoes. Florida. fang.
ripe crate 3ooaSSo; do choice. 2oos29
The Washington herald., 1916-05-24
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New YORK. May 3.-F1snish-LSnn Phnnosraph was
the most prominent feature Of the Broad Street
curb. Heavy buying orders We're in eyids,cs IN mar
stock, causing advances from 81 TO 81 in ths
early Afternoon. The preferred sod at ~ LINN
Photograph sold at z
The Washington herald., 1916-05-24

Cyprus has revived its former native
tobacco industry, producing tobacCos
suitable for cigarettes Of Turkish and
Egyptian types.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-24

Bombay averages more than than
seventy-two inches OF rain a year and
gets most of it within four or FIVE
months
The Washington herald., 1916-05-24
REACTION HITS
new YORK LIST
Volume of Business Decreases
and Course of Prices
Grows Irregular.
MARKET OPENS ACTIVE
Slackened Pace Comes. However,
After First Hours Trading-Rail-
road Shares Popular.

New York. May Z.-Reactionary ten
dencies characterized the stock market
today, although the reaction was mani
tested more conspicuously in reduction
OF the volume Of business than in the
price movement The first hour was
very active period of aggressive buying
and heavy selling. the total of its deal
ings comprising more than a third OF
the transactions for the session. There
after trading proceeded at a slackened
peace and the course OF prices became
irregular. Net changes at the close made
an irregular array, but the tone in the
late dealings was one Of sustained under
lying firmness in most directions.
Railroad shares, under the leadership
of Reading and Union Pacific, continued
in the early forenoon to attract most
attention. When they receded, the rest
OF the market offered less resistance to
pressure. but considering the liberal
proht-talling sales OF the last few days,
the market might have displayed weak
ness without exciting surprise.
Southern Pacific Prosperous.
On the whole the action Of the market
had no more obvious significance than
attached to reactionary symptoms plainly
foreshadowed by the price movement
and dealings of the past week. 1t stin
remains for subsequent sessions to dems
Onstrate the position more clearly.
Incidental features OF the news OF
marketwise bearing included the South
ern Pacihc's report of earnings for April.
showing a gross increase of $2,1s7.O 900, and
a net increase Of s., ,2O4OOO. II this return
is representative of the strength which
the railroad shares have been displaying
reuires no other explanation. In the for
eign exchange market sterling remained
unaffected by the increased receipts Of
gold from Canada and the most direct
result OF the new gold movement has
been to lessen restraints on the purchase
Of international stocks Just as was the
case last year, Wall Street looks on the
shipment Of gold for British account as
practically a provision of funds with
which 10 facilitate the absorption Of Brit
ish liquidation OF securities.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-24
Bank Names Secretary.

The Dupont National Bank announces
the election Of Thomas A. Scott Thropp
to the board of directors. as secretary.
dispatch to a local broker from New
York yesterday said: They are talking
per cent for St. Paul in August."
The Washington herald., 1916-05-24

II $2S 5;:'s' what .ss .'''o+f g'' are s's n@ '
commended it, Friends and their advice good things but what
suits you always suit your riendstastes differ
When automobile outlay of consid
cradle money.
Investigate you mind; into the details of its
they the best the market affords? Is the
Continental recognized as the best?
honeycombed and does bear the Fedde
quality mark OF radiator construction? Do Timken bearings
axes and this of the car?
Is the steering gear rreversbe and is Warner?
universally acknowledged superior of them all
Are the lines the arave Yacht line bodies the
thing this year.
Examine comforts. You the who will ride
in and probably drive it; most owners do
Does the tonneau ride and have plenty leg room:
Where does the back strike you-s only
plenty behind the steering wheel? Are foot
pedals easy operate? How gearsf
emergency brake? Are they within reach do have
Does the car handle easy? you trip
without becoming unduy tired?
What should guiding making invest
n automObie
should be forethoug after consideration
Service only makes desirable but also
what buy, profit by nghbo and
what is offered for sale sacrifice prices secondhand
Remember, buying automobile opening
closing your Judgment performance
Buy the that backed by service not literally but mechan
caly speaking.
There but the market today selling for less than
thousand which all That
Examine and ride in all others and then in tit will
your choice. -4A..
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-02-11
Hls BRAVE ACT APPRECIATED
German Sailors Quick In Recognition
Of Gallant Deed Performed by
Enemy Of Nation.

An interesting war story that is
in England is told by the
New York Sun: The Caucasian, an
English merchantmen, was chased by
a German submarine. The steering
gear of the vessel was destroyed by a
shot from the submarine, and she had
to stop. Captain Robinson, her skip
per, gave a little Pomeranian dog,
seven months old. to his second officer
&c put into the boat, but in passing the
dog down, one of the men let it fall
into the water.
When the captain entered the boat
he saw the dog swimming toward the
submarine. Without hesitation he
jumped overheard and swan almost g
quarter of a mile before he could over
take his little pet. On reaching him
he placed him on his shoulders, ant
as the submarine had by this time
drawn up to him, he laid hold of hel
in order to regain his breath.
The commander of the submarine
in broken English. said to him: 81
was about to blow up your ship be
cause You didn't stop, hut | will not
do so for your brave act in saving the
little dog"
The captain swan back to the boat
with the dog resting on his shoulder
For two days he feared that, owing to
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-02-11

With the increase in Mississippi of
the number of farmers who are grow.
ing and curing their yearly meat sup
ply at home, the question of curing the
pork for the best keeping qualities and
finest flavor is important.
The best method of securing this
flavor and keeping quality found at the
Agricultural College Experiment Sta
ton is given here by DR.. E. M. Ranck,
who has charge Of the hog department.
After the meat has been thoroughly
cooled and the hams and bacon prop
erly trimmed, cure it in the following
manner: Take l tablespoonful Of salt
peter. 4 pounds of sugar, and a peck
OF fine salt. Mix and rub thoroughly
into the meat and along the joints and
bones. In order that the moisture
may penetrate into the center of the
hams and shoulders, raise the meat ali
around, by inserting large skewers
along the bones.
Next pack the meat in an ordinary