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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-29
ARPoR MD BIRD DAY.

gt Paul. Hnnv ApfiI 2S.-Jn pm .aca 9,. of . proclamation of Governor
 p15n5ljs5 I 9@.rN today is to be observed a~ J Pall pg5n,i and Bird Day throughout Mia .rasota. n In setting aside the day 1aa
 l.g1g, nzra,1or issued a fofeefaI proeIama-
 t2a with a view to aHakening the ta5nla ss5 to realization of lhe neces-
 lF PfgF If utilizing all acreage of the S.i stste to aid the nation in preventing . fonl ehorta4c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-29
SH YER GETS S( NRC F.

Rome April 2f Owing to the in =s#e a tae price of silver, the ltaI- Hg government has authorized the is- f- eH one and two lire notes to the .am e GaOQ0 000 The hoarding of tIseecure0cv js prohibited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-29

HAD TROUBLE HuUe o8 IH4

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-29
CHRISTIAN #ENDE4H0BERs.

nrbIin. Ga Aprfl 2@=EaIl of ea- tb1siasm for successful meela# scores of members of the GeofgIa
 cfo+ies of Christian Ende2yor gather ed here today for the annual eoaFa15- lion of their state oF4aMZatIqa. ~ez-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-29
Few Drops When C0rnS Hurt.
 Pain Stops! Corns Lift Out
Don't let co19s ache twice! Lift any. corn OF callus off with fingers-Heres maafet
 Women! Keep it on dfossorl

yo 5ga5aa. Any corn, #aathes ~ .at- or between the toes. will
 na''' .o r.aFt ag and lift out, wtt5oas ,anT :,.i. 3s,' d~5o f5 called freezona and a
 ,,a5,qoound 5q55 al. of ether discovered by q
 C4'I'l',ts' St anv drug store fer a small ..l1 a1& of J freazone, which will cost but , bo..lIf s5fIs. but fs sufficient to rid ones z s.ai of every corn CT eaIlos.
 1e5S 6at G 9 few arQa. upon T tender eofa ]. aaII1s. oi Instantly the soreness dis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-29
Blood lS
 Life i

Tas is lhe time of year When i. Eau houfd clear up that com fleNioa aad renoVatc and purify dbe blood Go to Brasher'8 Drug , ataEt and ask for one pint of : Orion Blood remedy. Prepared u one of the largest laborator- te in fhe world. Recommended : A4 11Q40 doctors and druggists lo He one of the very best blood frMeCvs known 10 t6e profes- 0on today II is the most re- liable and efficient alternative | for ali impure or impoverished blood boils, pimplos and other . forms of blood and skin disease. : Eraa from alcohol, mercury and .. athrr dangerous drugs One bot . He Will convince you of it's SUI neHior merits. Start the summer . Gaht by cleansing up the blood : 8Dth Orion Blood remedy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-29
IkP NgRDERER HANGED.

HqI4fo. April 21 llitomi kawakami, he murderer of Rev. and Mrs, w. A.
 Campbell, the Canadian mission 5e5= Jg k8gizaWa fast summer, has # 6eeH hanged Ht the Tokio central IHEeaH.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-29

Chief Justice John Marshall admin Harad he oath at nine presidential IHlu#uf1lan5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-29
PEASANTS STRIVE 15 REDEEM HOMES
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Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05

New York, June 4.-Money--on call, firm {;
high. low, ruling rate and last loan, per
cent; closing bid. X per cent; offered at
per cent.
Time Loans--Firm; sixty days. ninety
days and six months, 4h@4% per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper-4% Db per cent.
Sterling Exchange -- Sixty day bills,
SA72k: commercial slxty-day bills on banks,
sang; commercial sixty-day bills. SAM ;
demand. 3475%: cables, sl.76 7.16.
Silver-Bar, 75Ac: Mexican dollars, 5shc.
Bonds--Goyernment, easy; railroad. irreg-
ular.
u. s. 2s, req. s5%L NJ. NJ ss... olM
do coupon. .... 9S%K. C. $. r. bs.. S6ls
U. s. 3. reg. ..... sS%'L. e. n. un, 4s.. %
do coupon -. 9S%'M.K. & T,1st4s 6s
.. 8. IS. reg. ....lo5 NJ. P. gen. is.... 81
do coupon ...10s sMont. Power IS o5 ~
Panama ss Co.. ss%N. Y. c. deb. 6s,106 u
Am. For s. 5s.. sbhN. p. 4s......... ssh
A. T. & T. c. IS 9SAsN. P. 3s....... SO
Angle French 5s 93&o. s. L. r. 4s.. SS
Armour Co. AVS 91M'Pac. r. & T. SIS OF
Atchinson g. Is 90 Penn. con. Ahs.1O2H Z
'B. g. o. 4s..'. S6h 'do gen. ~ .ss8 Y
Cen Leather 5s.l0oA Reading gen. as sl1i
C. p. lst ...... s5hstL. & STATS. GIN
C. & o. c. 5s.. sSkS. p. cv. 5s.... e9I
C.,B. & Q. J. Is s6h do ref 4s... S6ii
C.,M .&st.P.g.4hs 81 s. r. 5s..,..... o8l!
C. r. I. & p. 4s 72kTex. & Pac. list 95
C. & s. r. AS. 7sAU. p. 4s..... 93A
D. g. r. G. r. IS bsM sdo ref 4s.... s0k
D. OF C. bs 81 96 U. s. Rubber IS S7%
Erie gen. 4s.... GNU. s. Steel bs. .104S
| 'Gen. Elec. 5s.. .102 .wabash 1st. 100 Y
G.. N. LIST 4As.. sb&West. Union AVS o2A
| I. C. ref 4s...... s6h IBID.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Wheat Shoots Up Nine to Ten
Cents Despite the Slow
Trade and Limited
Demand.


The trade in wheat and oats was rather
slow today, but the corn market continued
active and prices on this cereal ruled from
steady to lc higher, The wheat market also
scored good advances, but the demand for
this article was limited and only "A small
part of the offerings were disposed OF up
TO late hour Wheat sold generally from
Sc TO 10c above Saturdays nominal quota
tious No, . hard selling from f2,so TO ssSl,
while No. hard brought s?,1s and No. 1
hard ranged from S2.70 to s2,7l. Oats were
Inclined TO be dull, and while there was a
moderate inquiry for this cereal, the sellers
wore not disposed to let go unless they
received higher prices for their offerings.
somewhat shortly before the close and quite
a few samples OF No white were disposed
of at CSC and a few samples OF No. white
at 62}ac and 621c.
Corn receipts were fairly heavy, but as the
demand for this cereal was active, the SELL
ers had little difficulty in disposing of their
offerings and the tables were pretty well
cleaned up before the close,
Almost all Of tho better samples OF tho
different varieties Of corn sold around siSS
to $3.50, but the bulk OF tho yellow and
white sold at the higher price.
Rye was in fairly good demand at some
what lower prices and the barley market
was quoted practically unchanged.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
to l,lls,000 bushels: corn, 1900 bushels;
oats $4,000 bushels.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000
and shipments 6s9.O 900 bushels.
Primary corn receipts were 1,1T1,0e0
bushels shipments $4,000 bushels.
Primary oats receipts were s53,00o
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Scarcity of Hedging Sales on New Crop Send
Wheat Prices LIN In ChIcaxa PIT.


Chicago. June 4.-Wheat advanced sharply
today, owing in the main to the fact that
hedging sales Of the new crop have been
scarce. The market closed firm. &c to DC
higher, with July at $2.16 and September at
s1.95. Corn finished 1kc off to a like ad-
vance, oats down Nc to hc and provisions
at zoe to 45c decline.
In addition to the scantiness Of hedging,
a bullish factor as to wheat was the cir
cumstance that stocks were shown to be
unusually meager at all western terminal
points. good increase Of the United States
visible supply total appeared, but the gains
were entirely at export centers. Absence
Of hedging was accounted for by reports
that the ripening Of the new crop In the
southwest seemed to be fully ten days late.
The quality and by q material enlargement
Of yield. Trading as a whole proved too
restricted in volume to allow of much sig
| nificance being generally attached to the
flighty changes in quotations.
Corn shorts found themselves badly
squeezed at one time today. Favorable
weather had led TO free speculative selling
and when attempts were made TO even up
for tomorrows holiday. the market bulged
about Sc above Saturdays finish. showing
gain In some cases Of as much as lbc
within a week. Reports indicating unusual
| lightness Of country reserve stocks handi.
capped the bears, but commission houses be-
came active sellers on the upturn and the
market closed with most Of the advance
wiped out.
Sentiment as to oats was very bearisf
as a result Of continued favorable crop re-
ports. Some export business was said tt
| have been done at the seaboard.
Larger receipts Of hogs than expected
| weakened the provision market. Foreign
| advices were not encouraging holders ant
| exports for the week were materially under
| the corresponding total year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05
I've SdIeS.
BEEF STEERS.

HOBs-Ine week opens out with a fa1r run
| of hogs, around ninety-five cars, or 1000
head being reported In today This is 1000
| larger than last week, but 1000 smaller than
two weeks ago, and 1000 lighter than for
| the corresponding Monday last year.
Hogs Nit the down-traek this morning.
! Shippers bought around ten or a dozen loads
early that were fully steady to in some cases
higher, but packers talked lower from the
outset. and with other markets reaking,
they were able to enforce declines here.
Sellers, who had started out asking prices
that were steady to higher gradually got
their sights down, until finally they cashed
the bulk Of the hogs at figures that were
fully 10c lower than last weeks close. Pack
ers just placed their offers and then awaited
developments and salesmen eventually cut
loose, though movement was draggy.
The close was just the same sort of a
deal as was experienced every day towards
the latter part of last week. As soon as
the more urgent orders were filled packers
weakened their offers on what hogs were
left and late rounds were the slowest and
also the weakest of the day. Last sales
made were around 15c lower and the bids
on several loads that had not been sold at
noon were thought to be 15420c lower.
The general market, which was fully Toe
lower, looked, II anything more than that
| on paper, quality of the hogs being poorer
| than at last weeks close. Bulk of all the
sales was made around $15.25@15.50, with
| tops at 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05

Cattle Receipts numbered 200 cars the
run being the smallest Of any Monday since
four weeks ago. but larger than a year ago
by almost 1000 head The market on kill
ers was in fair shape, desirable grades be-
ing Steady to possibly a little stronger in
some cases. A few head OF good heavy
beeves sold up to 1880. stockers and feed
ers showed little change, being in light sup
ply and selling at about steady prices.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beeves, s12.50@1S.35: fair to good beeves
$11.50@12.60; common to fair beeves, $10.25
@11.50; good to choice yearlings, $1,000 @
1925: fair to good yearlinss. $l1.oo@12.o0i
common to fair yearlings. $l00O@11.o0;
good to choice heifers. $1O,25@11.25; good
to choice cows s9.75Q10.75; fair to good
cows. sS7599.75; common to fair cows
S7.OOQs75 prime feeding steers. $1,000 @
100; good to choice feeders $s.25@10.00;
fair to good feeders. sS.S09925 common
to fair feeders s7.00@S5o good to choice
stockers, s9.5o@1050: stock heifers. ss.25 @
1880; stock cows, $7.00@1O.0O; stock calves
ss.6oQ11.OO: veal calves. s1O.0O@l425; beef
bulls, stays etc, sS.09l075.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05
NEW YORK STOCKS
Uncertain Conditions Make the
Market Waiver, But Total
Change Is Not
Radical.

New York june TN view Of the many
impending uncertainties and tomorrow's hol-
iday, which caused n sharp contraction OF
operations it was the general opinion that
todays stock market gave fairly good
account uf itself
The Russian situation and last Satur-
days unfavorablc bank statement were
among tho other restraining influences
Rubles lowered around their recent mini
mum and call money held firmly at per
cent
There was further moderate liquidation OF
rails at the outset various active issues
falling TO about points. Prominent In
dustriRls receded as much and later, after
the list had hardened generally fresh un-
settlement occurred from an abrupt break
In shippings, due TO the decision OF the Nor
camille Marine directors not 10 llQutdato
accrued preferred dividends at thy, time.
For tho balance OF the session. price,
moved midway between high aud lew levels
Of the forenoon, except in few or the IN
dustrials and equipments. Bethlehem steel
new stock was steadily absorbed at gross
advance of I points to lSSh, and Baldwin
Locomotive was unusually active At an cN-
treme gain of 2s points to b6A.
United States Steel at one time yielded
IN points, but closed II fraction under last
weeks final quotations Relative strength
was displayed by Lackawanna Steel. New
York AirbrRke, International Paper, Peo-
plcs Gas. Motors and subsidiaries notably
United States Rubber
Last weeks spirited rise In American
Smelling, Mexican Petroleum and Industrial
Alcohol gave way to realizing In those and
allied shares. coppers as group denoting
pressure. with oils and most spclaltes, Total
sales 645,000 shares.
Numerous railroad earnings for April sub
mitted over tho week end were character-
izeS- In the main by varying losses in net re-
turns. New York Central showing a crease
Of about sc,30O. 900 Eric lost SIS ZOO In
operating income and Norfolk & Western
s2St 900.
Spanish exchange made new high record
and an additional s.. 100000 gold was trans
ferred to the Pacific coast for shipment to
Japan.
Bonds were Irregular. total sales, par
value, s2,275,000. Panama coupon IS lost u
per cent on call
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05

Sheep-Sheep and lambs prices continued
to drop sharply this morning, though owing
to the unevenness Of the market and the
fact that some lambs were soaking wet and
others comparatively dry there were about
as many opinions Of the market as there
were traders. On paper sales looked to
be anywhere from SOC to a dollar lower
than last Thursday, which was the last day
enough stuff was here to really make a
market. and even allowing for water on
some OF the stuff sales still were anywhere
from quarter to as much as 75c lower.
There was a little of everything here
Besides six loads direct to packers, there
were ten or a dozen loads of California
lambs and yearlings and balance of the
supply was made up Of mixed lots of ma
tives, none OF which were particularly de-
strable. Four cars of California springers
at $l7.00 were wet and dry ones of the
same quality would have been cheaper at
$l7.25. Native springers sold on down.
shorn fed lambs of a real good kind sold
late in the day at s14.35 Fair shorn ewes
took s10.10. Early in the day California
feeder yearlings sold at $12.0o, while Cali
fornia yearlings in killer flesh remained in
the pens UP to a late hour. At best II was
very uneven affair and declines could
only be approximated.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
shorn, $13.50@1435; spring lambs, $15.5o@
100; spring lambs. culls, $10.00@1500:
lambs, feeders $12.001A25; yearlings, shorn,
$l2OO@1S00; wethers, shorn, s1o.50@1l.50:
$8.00@10.00.
tiva uaIas.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Ida l.. Leet to John Shook, Seven
teenth street, 1913 feet south of !
street, west side, 25xlSO.
Vaclav Butka to Anton Vovsik,
Eighteenth street, 30 feet south of
5 street, east side, 50xl30.. ANN.
Minnie NJ. Blackett and husband to
Josie Kroner, Pihkney street, ~
feet west Of Twenty second street,
north side, 47xl20,
NJ. s. Ellis and wife to Henry B. Liz
gett, Evans street, Benson, 200 feet
east of Clarke street, north side,
l2bx2Oo ...... 4,..,.............
John Jensen Dreyer and wife to
Johanne Thestrup, Seward street 50
feet east of Forty-fifth street, south
side, 75xi40
Daniel H. Gipe and wife to Robert L.
Gilchrist, Charles street. 100 feet
east Of Twenty-seventh street, north
SIDE 60xl27.5 ,...-................
Manta G. DAILY and husband to John
c. Barrett, Thirty-sixth street. so
feet north of Pratt street, west side,
fuAlzs '''''.s. ,..................
Martha ]. Itnyer and husband TO John
D. Creighton, southeast corner Sew
enteenth and Davenport streets,
ASVAl0S s'''''.s s.'..s,.s...,....
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05

New York, June i.--Flour--Flrm; spring
patents. $lStOQ 1855; winter patents. sl2.90
dpl3lb. winter straights, sl255Ql2s0.
Kansas strsghts. $l3&OQl365,
WheRt-Spot, nominal
Corn--spot, firm No. . yellow. Si7S, c. 1.
e., New York.
oats-spot easy; standard G9@69hc
Hldes-Quicti Bogota, 43Sc; Central
America. 42hc,
Leather-Firm; hemlock firsts, 57c Sec
onds, 6bc
Provislons-PorIS, steady: mess $3.50:
family. $4,000. Lard, weak; middle west.
S2l.4OU2l,bO
Tallow-Quiot city special, loose. 1sis
asked.
wool--Firm; domestic fleece XN Ohio, 81
q SFc.
Rlce-stcady; fancy head So q &c; blue
rose $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05
Kansas City Live stock Market.

Kansas City, Mo-. June 4--Cattle-Re
ceipts, 1900 head: market steady; prime fec
steers. s12.50@1S.50; dressed beef steers
sl000@l2.25; western steers. $500 1880
cows. s6.00@1O.75; heifers, &s.50Q12.5O
stockers and feeders, S7766l0.75; bulls
$7.25@10.25: calves. s7o0G1e.76.
steady; bulk, 1856 1885, heavy, 1885, @
1895; packers and butchers, s16.46 1890;
light. $15o6@1b.60; pigs, s13006li7b.
Sheep and Lambs--Recelpts, 1900 head
market lower; lambs. S140O@1775; year.
llngs. S12.0O@145o; wethers, s11.O0Ql225;
ewes. Sl0.OO@ll.bO
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05

$40 to S9Sc. Closing prices showed a net
loss Of IL to 90 points Sales, G9,0O0 bags,
June. G.SSc; July, 7Ssc; August, 7s3c {;
September. 1910: october. so2c, November.
soc; pccombor, S,lOc; January, SI5c; Feb
ruHry. S,?0c: March. S26c: April S2Sc;
May. SSlc, SPOT dull; Rio Is, 10hc; Santos
is. lOiac. offers highly described Santos 2s
aud IN We're reported In tho cost and
freight murkot ranging from lo7Sc to
10000, London credits a bid Of DC for Rio
Is, American credits, was said to have been
declined Tho worlds visible supply atate-
ment showed n decrease Of l,l9i,T6b bags
for May. compared with decrease OF 6SS,-
9Gs bass last year, making the worlds
visible AZ OF Juno !, i,6bG.74. against 1885,
lS7 last year, The official cables reported no
change In the Rio market Santos spots were
80 and futures 700 100 res lower, Santos
cleared 6I, 900 bags for New York
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05

Chicago. June 4.-Cattle-Receipts, 20 600
head market weak; native beef, S915@
1855; stockers and feeders, s735G1O5O;
cows and heifers. s6.2O911.70; calves. ss.SO@
| 1900
| Hogs-Recelpts, 1000 head; market Sc
to lOc under yesterdays average; bulk oi
sales, s1550615.sO; light, S14s5Gi5.sO;
mixed, s13.30@l5.95: heavy. sl5.25 1900;
rough, s15.25915.40; pigs, s1060914sO
| Sheep and Lambs-Recelpts, 10, 900 head
| market weak wethers, ss75ati50: ewes,
ts.oo@1l.oo: lambs, iio.Oo9if75; springs
y Sl200dl7OO
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05
CARLoT RECEIPTS,

These sales were reported today:
Wheat-No. / hard winter: car. S2,s0
No. hard winter: car, ;2.S1; cars
s2.s0. No. 3 hard winter car, sa.Ts.
No. hard winter: cars ss7i; - car
s2.25. No. Sdurum; rs car, s2.46. No. 8
mixed: car, se.B. No. mixed: rs
car, s265.
Rys-No .; car. ws7, Sample: rs
Barley-No. 8; car. n.a7 No. a;
1 car, sl.22. No. l feed: l car. tllo.
2 white: cars, sl,5s; car. sl5s. No. 3
white; cars, s1.5s; I car. SISSY. No.
white: car. SISSY. No. yellow:
. cars, sl.5s; I cars, SISSY. No. 3 yellow:
2 cars, s1,59; 4 cars, slbsh. No. mixed:
l car, SISSY. No. mixed: cars, $l59;
8 cars Sissy; 2 cars. sl.Ss. No. mixed
cars, sl.5s; 4 cars, $3.50; car, $1.6s
oats-standard: 1 car, 6shc. No
white: II cars, 6Sc. No. white: car.
62%c; car, S2isc. Sample white:
car. SIC.
Omaha Cash Prices-wheat: No. 2 hard,
s2.7s92s1 No. hard. S2.76q2.7S; No. 4
a1bs No. white. s1,5s@1.5s; No. !
white, H.5S@16s%; No. white, $3.50
15Sh; No. white. s1.57h @1.5s; No. .
yellow, S1.bSh 31.59; No. 3 yellow, 1850
1.5s; No. 4 yellow, s1.5sh 0l.5s%; No. 5
yellow. $1.5S@1.6sh; No. 6 yellow, h.67h
1853: No. . mixed, $1.5s@1.5s; No. mixed,
s1.5s s@i.5s; No; : mixed. 'l:6s@LSsn; No;
157m. Oats: No. . white, 63h @64c;
standard. 6s@Sshc; No. . white, 62% @6sc;
No. 4 white, sax @62%c. Barley: Mailing,
s12oI1.s5; No. ! feed, s1.1091.e5. Rye:
No. ., s226@227; No. 3. s2,25@s.?6.
Local range of options:
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05
st. Louis Live Stock Market.

ST. Louis. June 4.--Cattle--Recelpts. 5000
head market steady; native beef steers,
$7,50@1S00 yearling steers and heifers,
$S.b09I3.00; cows, s6.00@ll.00; stockers and
| feeders, 5000 1900; prime southern beef
steers, ss.00@l1.50; beef cows and heifers
s4.25@s 800; prime yearling steers and heif-
ers, S75O91O.O0; native calves. $500 @l4.oo
Hogs-Receipts. $500 head; market
steady: light s1545@15.s5: pigs, $4,000 %
1850; mixed and butchers, SlS.i5 1900;
! good heavy, $15.95916.o5; bulk Of sales
s15.4501590.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1900 head
| market steady; clipped lambs, s14O0 q 500
clipped ewes, s9.50@1S0O: spring lambs
sl5.O0@l750; Gamers, $5.00@6.o0.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05

Sioux Guy, la, June i.-Cattle-Receipts.
$500 head; market for killers steady; stock
ors i0dt sc lower; beef steers Sl0,00G l325, ,
fat cows and heiters, sS0og ll,26; Gamers
S6bOmS00: stoCkers and feeders, 81 06t
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05

'''' '1"HoP'r
ST. Joseph. June 4.-Cattle-Receipts. a.
300 head: market steady to l5c lower: cows
and heifers, s6.009l2.25; calves, $1,000
IL 90.
Hogs-Recepts, $500 head: market
steady to l0c lower; top. $3.50; bulk of
sales, sl5.15@15.sb.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 500 head.
market nominal; lambs, sl5.o0@1Z.5O; ewes,
$s.50012.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05

New York, June 4,-There was a further
decline In the market for coffee futures to-
day, with liquidation more active, while re-
ports of freer offerings from Brazil were ac-
cornpaned by some scattered trade selling,
The opening was at a decline Of 2 10 6 points
and after selling at S.10c early September
declined to 7.96c. while March sold off from
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05

1925: calves soOOGi3.OO; bulls stays, etc.
$7.50095O.
Hogs-Recepts. g. 500 head; market steady
to &c lower; light, {i5.O0@l520; mixed.
Si5.2b@l5,iO; heavy, Slb,SbQib,50; pigs,
$l2.50@ 1880; bulk Of sales, sl52O@l5.N.
Sheep and Lambs-Recelpts, 100 head :
lnarlIht AInahY. .
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-05

London, June 4.--Amercan securities de-
clined and closed undecided on the stock
| exchange today.
silver-3s.3d per ounce.
| Money-344 per cent.
| Discount Rates--Short bills, ll-l6 per
cent; three months. 4% per cent.