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Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-17
SUSPECT YOUR KIDNEYS
Too Many 8isbee People Neglect Early Symptoms of Kidney
 Trouble.

If your back is lame-if you feel dull. tired and all-worn-out-
 If you have hard headaches, back aches and dizzy spells
 Il the kidney secretions are dis ordered
 Suspect your kidneys and take a stitch in time"
 Use Deans Kidney Pills, the time tried. home-endorsed kidney remedy,
 It may save you from some serious kidney trouble.
 Make use of Mrs. Culbertson's ex- perience.
 Mrs. l.. k. Culbertson. o. K. Trail, Bisbee. says: 'l suffered from back ache that bothered me all the time. If bent over. I could hardly straight en up. My head ached and felt poorly all over. Deans Kidney Pills we're. recommended to me and I used them. In a short time they cured me"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy-eet Deans Kidney Pills-the same that cured Mrs. CulbertsOn. FOster-Mil- burn Co.,, Props, Bu1alo, N. Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-17
MOTHER OF DEAD GIRL TESTIFIES
 AGAINST ORPE1
Says Daughter Never Wept At Loss Of Youths Affection; Contradicts Chum. Poison Experts Report
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WAUKEGAN, H., June 16.-Mrs. Frank sLamhert. mother of Marion Lambert, the high school girl, testi- fled today against Will Orpet. the young university student who is on trial here charged with the murder of her daughter.
 ssThe story of Mrs. Nambert sent, a Ithrill of sympathy through the crowd ed courtroom.
 Her testimony was to the effect that Marion was of very happy dis position and remained so up to the last moment that she saw her on February g, the day of her death.
 Mrs. Lambert also impeached the testimony of Josephine Davis. Mar ions chum Josephine testified that Marion cried on February at her birthday party because Orpet had transferred his affection io another girl Mrs. Lambert asserted that the tears were occasioned by the inabil ity of another girl friend to spend the night with her
 Other witnesses were Dr. Ralph w Webster and Dr. William F. McNal- ly, toxicologists, who expressed the opinion that the cyanide of potassium which caused Marion's desth was talk en in solution. Fred l. Wenbam, the undertaken, and Wilson Franklsnd Walter Sales and Albert Hopman who went over the ground in Helms woods looking vainly for the con tainer of the poison. Their searci brought nothing of value to light.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-17
RAEGUETTERS OF TWO COASTS PLAY IN AUGUST
lRv pnnin,~ o.nad

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 NEW YORK. June 16.-The dates for tennis matches between teams representing the Pacific and Atlantic coasts were named today by officials of the United States National Lawn Tennis Association. The series of five singles and two doubles will be played on the turf of the West Sile Club. Forest Hills, N. Y.. Friday and Saturday, August 1 and ,. The Pacific team will be selected from NJ E. Mclaughlin. NJ J. Johnson, C. J Griffith, w. E. Davis and Roland Rob berts
 The Atlantic coast team will be named after the Longwood (Boston) tournament
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-17
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications they cannot reach the diseased portion ot the ear. rnerc l.. only one way to cure deafness. and that IS by cOnstitutionai remedies Deafnes is caused hy an inhamed condition of the mU- cous lining Of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is intained you have rumblns sound or imperfect hearing. and when it Is entirely closed. Deafness is thc result. and unless the inflammation can be taken our and this tube restored to itu ncrmcl cqndi- tion. hearing will be destroyed forever; nine eases out of ten caused by Catarrh. which is nothing but innamed condition Of the mucous suriaceE
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case Of Deafness tcausrt by catarrhi that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars. free.
 2. J. CHENEY & co. Tr.r;0 Ohio
 Sold by Druggists s5c
 Take Halls Family Pills frf .tior
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-17
HUGHES TICKLED BY FRIENDL|NESS
 OF BULL MOOSE
Confer With Numerous Re publicans And Progressives On Desirability Of Hitching Up Together
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WASHINGTON, June lo--I IndIles F. Hughes. weary from a week Of strenuous political activity in New York. returned to his home here to- night for the weekend. He retired immediately before hearing or Geo. W. Perkins announcement regarding peace negotiations between the Re publicans and Progressives.
 The nominees apparent desire to bring Progressives and Republicans into accord is understood to have been the theme of discussion in several conferences in, New York between MT. Hughes and some of the Progress sive leaders; notably Everett Colby of New Jersey, Oscar $. Straus and $. s. Mcclure, who called at the Hughes headquarters there. To other callers the nominee has voiced the sentiment that the interests of both Progress sives and Republicans demanded that differences should be subordinated and harmony restored before the ac- tual work of the campaign is begun
 The desirability of bringing the Progressives under the Republican standard again was discussed also. 1t is understood, in the long conference Tuesday night between MT Hughes and w. Murray Crane, chairman of the Republican national sub-commit- tee on organization, who in turn is said tQshave conferred with other par ty lefders on the subject since then. Nonf efstbe nominees callers would autiforize 4be. statement that such a movemens was on foot, but indications have not been lacking that peace overtures were imminent.
 Mr.. Hughes has adhered steadfastly to his, announced policy to refrain from discussing political affairs pub licly until he is formally notified of his nomination., and hs advisers con sidered it doubtful tonight if he would depart from this policy to com ment on Mr Perkins announcement
 Indications are that the attitude of the Progresswes may have much bearing on the nominees selecfiorf of a national chairman and 1. campaign manager. f< szz:s,s,
 It became known tonight that sos!fe Progressive oleaders have a candidate for the chaifmanship in %ili4ni Loeb, Jr., who w4s secretary t6s PresidenL Roosevelt .- --<N --sy sf.-
 During his two days stay in Wash ington Mir. Hughes expects to devote much time to the consideration of eligibles for the place. His advisors, however, are almost unanimously of the opinion that he will virtually be his own campaign manager and the selection of man to fill the position will be nominal only. George R. Sher- idan, who has been treasurer of the national committed for three terms, is expected by those close to MT. Hughes to succeed himself.
 The personnel of the new executive committee is another matter to which the nominee will give careful consid eration during his stay here. Almost equally important will be considera tion of summer residence
 Upon the selection of a summer res idence depends to some extent the designation of the date of Mir. Hughes formal notification. The ceremony probably will occur at the summer home as soon after July as will suit the service of the notification com mittee.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-17
TEXANS FACE
 CHARGE OF FRAUD
Guard Officers Accused Of Selling Supplies Provid-
 ed By Army
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AUSTIN. Tex. June 16.-The trial of Emmett E. Walker and George J. Head. former officers in the Texas National Guard, charged with selling guard supplies furnished by the Uni ted States government began in the federal district court here today. Both men pleaded not guilty.
 Walker called as the first witness for the government. told of the ship ment of carload of clothing and oth- er equipment which he said was worn out in service, to Brownsville. It was sold. he said, to General Pablo Gonzalest commander of the Carranza garrison at Matamoros. Walker said he received $2500 as his share of this money and understood that more was 10 be paid later.
 Walker contended that neither the government nor the state was de frauded as result of the transaction.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-17
DELEGATES DEFEAT
 DEMOCRATIC INNOVATION

ST. LOUIS, June 16.-A resolution presented at a meeting of the Demo cratic national committee tonight pro vides that the committee name it's own chairman and secretary from it's own membership and that the Demo- cratic presidential nominee be em- powered to select a campaign com mittee and name its officers, created sensation among the committeeman gathered to effect their Organization. The resolution was defeated by a vote of 46 to after a debate that lasted until after midnight
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-17
BROWNSVILLE HEARS RUMORS
 OF NEW RAID
Scott Plantation 20 Miles North Feared Visited; Sol diers To Rescue. Mexican Youth Disappears
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BROWNSVILLE, Tex, June 16.- Two companies of infantry were rushed from San Benito. Texas. late today to point twenty miles north Mexican boy and two horses are miss ing from the Joe Scott plantation. The farmers wagon, it is reported, gas found by roadside.
 Officers believe Mexican bandits have raided the Scott plantation.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-17
SUFFRACETTES
 DISGRUNTLED

(Continued from page II women voters in all ports of the country.
 "If the plank adopted today is the Presidents choice. the world may justly accuse him of descending to the level of the cheapest politician out for voters by Haunting a plank that may be interpreted in as many ways as there are people"
 The Nationals will hold another meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-17
FUNSTON UNINFoRMED
 ON MEXICAN THREAT
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SAN ANTONIO, Tex. June 16.- General Funston had not received late tonight any advices from General Pershing relative to the receipt of warning by General Trevino that any movement of the American troops except toward the border would be considered a hostile act
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-17

Mrs. C. H. Spinks. president of the Women's State Democratic club e f,California and member of the executive committee of .he Demo- cratic state central committee, re- gently held conference with presi- dent Wilson at .he White House.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-17
MORE ARTILLERY
 STARTS FOR BORDER
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NEWPORT. R. l., June 1.-Two companies of the coast artillery corps. the 102nd and the 13Oth, left here to- day for Eagel Pass, Texas, for border patrol duty. A hospital crops detach- ment accompanied them.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-17
CARL MORRIS WINS
 K. O. IN ROUND ONE

TULSA, Okla, June 16.-Carl Mcr- ris. of Supulpa, tonight knocked but Dan Daly. of Newcastle, Pa. in the first round of a scheduled 10 round bout Morris weighed 241 and Daily 235.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03

SHEBP-An0ther liberal lamb run
showed Up today estimates placing re-
and as everything here was on. sale,
along with a couple Of cars carried over
from yesterday actual offerings were
slghtly larger than Mondays. So far
this week 1850 head have been received
~ against 1893 last week. 1851 two
weeks ngo and li,54g n yenr nE0,
a broad demand for good handywe Gilt
lambs again featured the trade and IN
spite or the continued generous receipts
prices remained on the upgrade. Move.
ment started iu very fair eeAsot 0t prices
th8t while somewhat uneven we're m the
main l9c higher than yesterday Quite
few MexlcanH of desirable woighta and
quality were caHhed fairly early 0t SliW
With others as high as fiib0. and the
bulk Of the supply was cleaned up in
very fair season Westerns thht were
a little weiRhty touched sii.85. ~ high
a little over eighty poundg and heavier
stuff sold at 800 ana on down, Wooded
lambs not very well finished that failed
to sell Yesterday went this morning for
shearing purposes ~ si06.
Eve supply continues almost TOO small
10 arouse any interest wbatsoeyer Moth.
Ing Of consequence IN the Tine of wooled
ewes NHA here today only odd pHck
hReH being Offered car OF clipped
ewes brought N3J,
Quotations on aheeD ard lorbR. Tanlbs
good 10 choice, handy gll4sqilGO lambs.
fair 10 choice heavy ti0G04ftl25; lambs,
clipped, handy, ab75lt3.t0; lambs. clipped
henYy N2gdB.0f gcHrlinEa, fair 10 en0jee
light ~ 2tFi0ihs vnartinRs. fair 10 choice
heavy. ts,50d9.Z,. wetbers fair 70 choice
81, 2bGfg.4p. ewes, good 10 choice ts5ONH.i ipi
ewes. feir q good, '7i54Aj1; ewes.
orurpRnutaftVe 0utfpt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Run is Light and Demand
is Sufficiently Good to Keep
Prices Steady.
CORN UNCHANGED TO HALF UP
OMAHA. May ?. 1915.

OMAHA. May 2. 1916.
Cash wheat WAS steady and sold az
practically unchanged prices. The run
was weak and thcre was sufficient de-
mand 10 take eate ~ the light offerings
The corn market was quoted from
unchanged 10 igc higher Most OF the
corn was sold at yesterdays prices ox.
cept a few cars OF yellow and some of
the better grades of mixed corn which
sold about Nc higher.
The oats market WAS rather weak ana
although the receipts OF this cereal were
very Hight. the market ruled from un-
changed 20 nc lower.
Rye and barley we're quoted unchanged
and the receipts Of these cereals were
not OF much Importance,
Clearanccs Wheat and flour equal 10
ssi,o ,ooo bu.; corn. 600 bua and oats.
$4,000 hu
Liverpool closed with wheat va lower
% ID higher and corn unchanged 70 ID
higher.
Primary wheat receipts were Isb,VO bu,,
and shipments Of $4,000 bu., against re-
eeipts OF $4,000 bu. and shipments OF
ss 90 bu. last year
Primary corn receipts were Ni 900 bu.
and shipments Of 57l 900 bu,, against te.
ceipts ~ $4,000 b. and shipments of
al 90 bu. last year. -
Primary oats receipts were l,ll2,W0 BY.
and shipments of 5000 bu., againBt 70.
ceiptH Of 1900 bu. and shipments OF
$4,000 bu. last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03
Don't Use Dangerous
Antiseptic Tablets

II 10 an Unnecessary risk. Use the
safe antisepic and gefInlcide, Absorbine.
Jr,-u Kills germs quickly and surely
without any possibility Of harmful re-
sultsi made Of pure herbs. non-polsonous,
and there Ia no danger whatever IN the
children get hold Of tho bottle. IL re-
talns its gcrmicidnl powers even whom
diluted one part of Absorbine, Jr., 70 100
parts water-and its antIseDtie powers
one part Absorbine. Jf, TO 200 parts
water.
The germleidal properties OF Abaorblne,
Jr. have been tested and proven, both
In laboratory and actual practice, De-
tailed laboratory reports mailed upon re-
quest
I'se Absorblne, Jr., whenever lini-
ment or a germiclde IL indicated; 10 70
duce aprains wrenches and swollen
veins; TO heal cuts, bruises and sores
Absorbine, Jr., fi00 and 500 per bot
tie AZ druggists or postpaid.
liberal trial bottle postpaid for lOc
In stamps.
i0i Temple g., Springfield. Mass.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feafures of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Hoard Of Trade.

CHICAGO. May f-Material decline
took place IN the wheat market today
owing largely 10 runiors that ndyi 80
from Rerlin we're less reaasurng than
had been genefally expected, The close
was heavy, iAc TO 20 net lower, with May
at f.l4at, and July az ti,ieA other load
ing stnplcn. too. all suffered net loss,
corn. tsapi4e 20 he. oats The same, ana
Weakness in wheat developed as soon
a. trading began, but IN the early deal
ings appeared TO be duo chiefly 70 better
weather IN the spring crop bolt. espc-
pinlly Canada. Reports that green bugs
had invaded kansas and we're causing
renewed anxiety In Oklahoma. led after
wnrd 10 a rally, which, however, proved
transient Before the session was half
ever the movement pf prices downgInde
had again acquired headway ana was al
no time thereafter given any decided
check, although definite basis appeared
20 he wholly lacking for assumptions that
the German crisis WAS growing more
acute,
breaks IN the stock market tended 10
emphasize hearlsh sentiment regarding
wheat, and so also did unaettling reports
about grave labor troubles. Export bust
ness amounting 20 upward Of i.01e0
bushels seemed to have little II any
weight
Germ finally gave way With wheat, Al
fret the market showed considerable
strength as result Of frost predictions
and In consequence Of reductions in avail
able supplies oats had no independent
action. except for continued iightness %
The May option CROP reports We're said
20 be- excellent IN all directions
Ia the provision pie there WAS heavy
selling 81 lard and Hhs.-on the parf ~
recent large buyers l.0wef prices at thn
yards rad a dlsceufaEing effect on holders.
40 rfER~lnMot creamery sHaaf
FWNiS STEADY receipts EtM eases
iifstH. 4psnilr ordinary firais, ispfae. a.
mark. eases Included iaHNac
POULTRY Alive, hlghvr fowls. iae
NpfnEH. at
N0TATOEH t.nNer Feealpls n ears
Michigan Wisconsin, Minnesota and iAas
knfA white. Miasn Minnesota and uas
kniR phipH sHaNr
chisaKo rahh rrlees Wheat Nc. g fFd
uamlnal No s rcd NlE1ii5, 40 and
M 3 hagd nolhtnHi Curn SO 2 xei
iass sANMe Na 4 reliaes fik9sae Ne
Ahite. tHtataN Nats4 no y mhifN
tGtauAitf standard isH NRe MA
a5e naflsY atUkr sfsfa Tima1hf
fttsatf fiaFef. hN8Nst frevAieus
fofA, ~ etos aft. ll4s tluf Sc
Mkt3A
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK, May Z,-FLOuR-Unset-
tied.
HEAT-Spot. weak No. ! durum,
ern, Duluth. ti.SS&t, and No. northern.
Manitoba si31as, T. o. b. New York. t'u-
lures were weaker, May sl2qi.
LORN-Spot easyt No. ? Yellow D1sc,
c 4 4 New York,
OATS-Spot steady; standard, 5i'aa
i2Ifc.
HAY-Flrm; No. I 81. 49ui4j. No ..
aa0ul35 No 3. Slo5Gtl 70; chipping, ~
ag5c
HOPg-st teadg. state common 70 choice,
1915 l4m25c: 1914 509c: Pacific coast, 1919.
t9ftl5c. 1914 s4tl0c
HGDES-Firm, Bo8ota, 33l5ic Central
America 72e
LEATHER-Fl hemloek fifsts, &c;
seconds, 33ff34c
PROVISIONS Pork. strong mess
t2J00d25.O family, 81 00d2oQ0. short
clears, S23.00Ugg.00 Beef, firm mess,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03
GRANITE CHIP ROADWAY
IN PART OF MILLER PARK

Fea af aaaHef a4Efatal sH etraHtil
ia4s e b. sN go aaaaieis gaatwsgs ls
tas aath fam 81 aNNf pats tmials
aes II mW# s8raAHea thst tHf eaa
fsis els ~ ate4sa sRh swe iHshst sf
sthHa iNs
nEt ttt fua ~ te#aaaf e
ntf fssa 90 as8i.afN
M 't taa omNWetH
f etFFa SIS Atsift
sIt Etf fNHA li
Ffta HHa lHE HfHF
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Shares Are Under Steady Restraint
During the Session Of
Exchange.
TRADING NOT so ACTIVE

NEW YORK, May 2-Stocks were under
steady restraint the professional element
reversing It's more optimistic attitude OF
recent seastonA on the theory that prices
had made sufficient recovery IN the
present uncertain status OF foreign AZ
fairs In fact the absence OF definite
hdvices from Berlin and Mexico was un-
favorably construed.
Trading a. no time approached yester-
days activity and breadth, although
Marines were again In The foreground
with tho difference, however that botn
were freely offered. Marine preferred
made an extreme decline Of "a from lts
high price Of tho previous day and the
common yielded a substantial fraction.
AB n group, MexicanH were among tho
weakest stocks. Mexican Petroleum los
ing ~ points, with two for American
Smelling, The motor group constituted
another heavy element, selling eoncentrat-
ing largely about Studebakef, which
recorded an extreme loss Of W points,
Irregular declines were made by Grucibe
Steel, American and Baldwin locomotives
American Car and distilling shares, Cop
perH were ! 10 2 points lower and other
metal issues denoted pressure,
United States Steel seemed subject 10
the same repressiye influences that mayo
checked that stocks course during the
last fortnight, though falling only Hs a.
most Minor industrials and equipments
followed tho general trend on light deal
ings,
Rails moved contrarily, Hending. which
afnln led that division, manitestlng heay.~
ness together With other coalers, while
New York Central, Union Pacific and st.
Paul were better by fractions to point
Additional favorable railway returns for
March we're submitted but they f9ilei
to excite more than passing interest
| Total sales, $500 apares
Sterling rates were unchanged Tut other
| foreign Temlttances were more variable
than usual Reports Of conurg inflow of
gold from Canada we're not confirmed in
ulnr and dull. speculative issues remain
| ing unqu0ted.
Total salos, par vUlue U,00N0.
| United States bonds were unchanged on
call
Number Of sales and leading quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03
Kansas CIty live stocL MnrLct.

KANSAS CITY May 2~scATTLE To
celpts. 500 bead. market steady. prime
fed steers ~ a50i9.7l, dressed beef steers.
ls.OQqtg 70: western tsgOa9 q. qlockers, and
n. g.t0lDi050
HOGS Receipts 1900 head; market.
lower; bulk " sales. W.55n97j: heavy,
~ i1Hg.s0, packers and bntchera tg.g04i
975, Hight, fg Ai09. 20; pigs, ss.2J09 10
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 900
head: mHrlset pteady; lambs. tii.00dil7 Is:
yoarlinRs, tD.7aaiofj; wethefs, W75fp9 90:
ewes, fs.00m8.s5.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03
REEF srEERs

HOGS What feW hogs tha shppcfB
bought they took ut prices fully q nickel
lower and come of their purehaHcb made
after first rounds were possibly ~ much
as zoe below YESTERDAY
Packers again mapped out Their 1uAe
and carried II out Just exactly Hs they
did Monday They bid Ne lower riaht
from the start. and nthoaRli Belcfg put
up harder light 10 check tho Dreak
than they did yesterday Il dld them no
good, for ~ the end packing hogs were
bought mainly oc under yesterdnys lig
more than bqfl0s lower, but others who
sold at the best time yesterday said that
compared with their yesterday sales to-
days trade was i0lfl5c down, and most
strings quoted MS flat l0c lower.
Representative sales,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03
OH nnd Rosin.

SAVANNAH. Ga.. May 2 2~TERPENa
TINE firm at H1aa3eci sales. 25s JDla
recelpib. a9 bbs shipments 22J bbls
stocks. C,sS3 bbls.
nOsIN Firm. sales. 81 bblsa receipts,
800 bbls shipments, los bbls.i stocks,
1885 bbls. quotations. a pnd u S1gp
il, H.iba420; I, H2o, X, N.SLlt4 %; NJ
t65; n. A.16bA0. MB, 500 WV. 49,.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03
LIVE STOCK MARKEr
Cattle Firm--Hogs Menk--shecp
Firm,

CHICAGO. AIay 2.-CATTLE- Receipts,
1905 head market tirm; native bee
ateers 81 50ft9e5. western steers, sl.N5M
SIS: stOckerA and feeders Sj.GoNs,Goi cows
and helfers "a 2C6t9.45. calves. f6z5n9 %.
HOGS Receipts. 20.000 head; market.
weak, 5ati6c lower, bulk Of sales, 5000
8G, light 81 NGC990, mixed. F50ngy0,
henvy s9.sAige0. rough, s9.5sW1.Jo PIGS,
S.. .30lf9 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, LOO
ewes, 4. 25nqi6: lambs, H.750li.sJ,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03

good cows, So lf1 25. common 90 fair
cows, sfz5d6.0 good 90 choice feeders
ssOons i5. fair 30 good feeders. 100
500: common 70 fair feeders, n. yyal0,
good to choice stockerH, E.sHsl0i stock
heifers, 81 g5aS rs, stock cows. s6h0lt1i9i
stock calves, S. 75Fs15 veal calves. 5000
II 00. bulls, stags. etc. S6.00as9.
HOnrnnnniaflun nnlna.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03

NEW YORK, May 2.--AfET Af,s-- Lead
81. Sn7G apcl(er dull spot easy, Easi
N Louis delivery, 17B4e asked Copper
Firm, elsctrolytic, nearby. nOminhl Az
gust and later, 81. .51fp29.0 Iron. ste0dl
and unchanged. TIN strong spot. Sib
bid,
At London Spot copper, Gi3ii fuiu.es
D27. oleetrolytlc, GilJ spot tin, Iz)l; ~
lures, Gi51 n, lead, e3l los. spelter, feo
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03

CATTLE Receipts we're rather moder-
ate and the total for tho two days 1863
head, ir the smallest since four weeks
most 5000 head.
The demand was good and prices gen
orally steady, there being little n any
change IN either direction. Heavy beef
steers sold up 81 high es 500
Cows and hcifers moved OFF quite freely
at fully steady prices. while feeders of
good quality were N anything, little
ouotstionA on nnttle Good 10 choice
vearIlngA fq0Od960 good 10 choice
beeves, B60ag8B IS; fair 20 good beeyes,
S. 50dg 80; common 20 fair heeyes 1850
$50: good 10 choice htfers. Nh0dsN;
good TO choice cows, T.2baSN; fair 70
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-03
Jo..p. Live stock market.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. May 2.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 1910 head. market strong
steers 81 1880, cows and helferH, N,60
ag25: calves tG.COM925.
lower, top @.7b. bulk OF sales pGOV
FlfEEp AND LAMBS Receipts 900
head. market steady lambs, iiiVuil So