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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Street Improvement Commits
sion Awards Contracts for
Improvements.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, July l5.--The Street
Improvement Commissioners met last
evening and awarded the contract for
repairing various streets of the city 10
Joseph +. Burke OF Plainfield. y. j..
the lowest bidder. FOR slS,966.45. The
two other bidders were r. III. Johnson
& Co. and Stewart & Donohoe OF VII
mington. The contract for the install
lation of cutters and resetting OF curbs
was awarded 10 Mr.. Burke at sl.s5
per lineal foot, this expense TO be
borne by the property owners. Sec
lions Il. 10. % and % were selected
by alternate bids. as follows: Section
| Il. from Fourth street 10 Wilmington
roadway 10 Old Foundry. slS.9564b;
section 49, from Delaware street. be-
| ginning at Sixth. 10 Van Dyke Arm
DRY, S2447.67: section %. from Front
and Harmony TO Second and Iiar-
mony, S9,S57.44: section %, from Sec
ond and Harmony TO Fifth and Har-
mony, S2,620.S0. Contractor Burke eX-
poets TO begin the work by August
l and complete the same within 60
working days. The commissioners ex-
! pressed their desire TO award more
contracts at other sections in the city.
4 but the amount OF money on hand IS
limited, and they have now expended
their limit for this line OF work. Mr..
Burke is we'll known In this city and
his former work. several years ago,
on various streets. has proven salts
factory and stood the required test.
The Board of Education met last
evening. A communication was re-
ceived from the State Board OF E,du-
cation, informing the members of the
local board that they were satisfied
for the latter body to purchase the
contemplated portab bile school build
inEs TO be erected on the SchoO'
Green. Prof. Snavely stated that his
books were audited and show "A bal
ance of $1,000 on hand. which Is
not attachable by the State Board and
may be used for school builling pur-
poses. A communication was received
from the American Portabl House
Co. of Washington. informing The
board that the freight rates have de-
creased since the last time they were
in communication with the board anC
that the board would be given the
benefit of the decrease. The cost OF
the two One-StOry frame DuiolnSS Wi
be approximately s5.S26, including
hauling. without erection. The build
ings We're ordered purchased by Tho
board upon motion of DE-. Lewis
| Booker. and Secretary Snavely was
instructed TO communicate with The
School Green Commissioners TO learr
If they will reconsider their actor
Of turning down the privilege OF al
! lowing the board 10 erect the buildings
on the school ground facing Markc
Square, which plot was first selected
by the board. If this request is again
refused, the buildings will be erected
near the No. 2 school building on tn
west side of the Episcopal church
yard. the second site which has beer
selected. The secretary was also re
, quested TO communicate with tn
Delaware School Auxiliary Associa
ton, requesting it to have charge o
{ the erection Of the buildings, the cos
TO be borne by the auxiliary. The lat
ter body was also requested TO selec
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
REUoROTH REACH NOTES.

Rehoho,h Beach. July l5.-Storms
kept everyone indoors Thursday night.
Heavy rain fell. making deep trenches
from the streets TO the beach.
Thieves went into the poultry house
OF Bush Yarncll Thursday night and
took half dozen wild ducks which
had been trained for dccoys.
Because OF disorder tho postoflice
doors are kept closed and the crowd
II compelled To stand outside until
the mail Is sorted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
Twelfth Ward Republicans.

At meeting of Republican voters
of the Twelfth ward lost night. United
States Senator Coleman ddI Ponts
candidacy for nomination wns indors-
ed. Robert a. McLano and Peter
Olivere were appointed delegates to
the state convention on August %.
William Gentglebach. Mrs. laura
Jones' and Mrs. G. y. Milton were
appointed alternates.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
LEWEs PERSONALS.

Lewes, July 15.-Mrs. Albert
Luplin. of Cleveland. Ohio. Is visit
Ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Tunnel
Miss Margaret Orr is visiting her
sister. Mrs. w. ID, w. Hall, OF Phil
adelphia,
Mrs. William Maull has returned
from New York.
Mrs. Edwin Marshall entertained
the Bridge recently.
Miss May Sharp Is visiting Mrs.
Roman Tammany.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
NEWARK NOTES.

Newark. July 15.--Dr. J. G. Lipman.
director OF the New Jersey Expert
ment Station. will be the principal
speaker al the annual Farmers Day
at the University of Delaware, on
August 3. DIR. Lipman is one of the
leading sell scientists of the country.
He represented the government at the
International Institute at Rome in
May. Dean Charles A. McCue. di-
rector OF the Delaware Experiment
station. will make Farmers Day es-
pecially interesting this year.
The funeral OF Robert j. Morrison
was held this afternoon with inter
ment IN White Clay Creek Cemetery.
The Serenaders. local orchestra
gave a dance in the Armory last night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
Johnson Tyouernfcd

Thomas w. Johnson OF Summit, Pa.
charged with violation OF city ordi-
nancee governing milk dealers, was
dismissed in City Court this morning.
The case had been continued from
last Saturday pending Mr.. Johneon's
taking out dalrymana license and
procuring a veterinarians certificate.
II was stated In court that he had
done this
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
Nolnn Iockrrmnn Cuts Hand.

Nolan I>ockcrman. Si8 Pleasant
street. was treated at the Delaware
hospital yesterday afternoon for .
badly lacerated loft hand The cut
was sustained while repairing piece
Of hose with small penknifo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15

What Do You Want?
A Used Car or q lIome7
Need Help, Male or Fcrnale7
Tired Asking Your Neighbors,
AMI F0otsorc Hunting,
Discouraged and Disgusfed'
Save Time and Money
USE AN EVERY EVENING WANT
AID. CALL 22O0; ASK FOR ADTAKER
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15

Turn the spotlight OF publicity on
that property you are trying to rent
or sell. Advertise 1t in Every Eve
ming every day-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-15
FORT DC PONT NEWS.

Delaware City, July IS,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
Financial
ghs Mem purk Gmes.
By ALEXANDER DANA MOVES.
omaha lee Leased wife.

Ofsahs b~s Leased Mire.
New York, May 6.-What ap-
peaFed TO be pressure oi realizing
sales was the dominant influence IN
nearly all markets today; il was the
weekend REIMBURSEMENT" which had
grown unfamiliar in the excited spec
ulation of April. The stock market
moved with great irFegulafity and in
the end there were more gains than
losses. and several net advances OF
point or more. Blu, these were
again the visible result OF profession
al operations. As a whole the day.
changes were not important.
In the bond market also, there
were more advances than declines,
but the changes were generally
slight. Sterling exchange did not
reach Fridays high rate and il closed
l-2c below that figure. Exchange
on other European markets similar
ly declined n fraction but on an in
ereaSing market. Except for the
franc and mark, most Of the princi-
pal European governments reached
higher than the end OF the preceding
week. This is in spite OF the fact that
all OF them but sterling have appar-
emily been subject to the confusing
influences OF Genoa.
Commodities Decline.
From the London Economists Index
number eahled today. IL appears that
average prices OF commodities on the
English market declined slightly during
lns. since tho middle OF last year, in
deed, the London average has fallen io7a
per cent In face OF tho five per cent
rise In this country. The net decline from
this high point OF 1920 has been grsater
% per cent against 36--but II viii bc
remembered that the rise In English
prices. from the outbreak OF war to the
hlghest average level was much greater
than In America. Even With Enylnnd's
larger percentage OF reduction from the
highest. It's average now stands nearly
et per cent above 1914, and our own only
Complete compilation Of last months
exchange OF bank checks at the coun-
try's clearing houses, as published to-
day, give an idea OF the actual expansion
OF business during April The first in
occurred since 1920 IN the amount OF
checks thus drawn. was in February,
when the total clearlngs were I la per
cent larger than in 1921. In March the
Increase WAS nearly 0 per cent. Now the
figures for April show an increase over
ls12 OF aiB per cent. In actual amount,
the checks drawn In April were the
largest OF any month sinco January OF
last year. .
In Excess Of April.
What is perhaps an even moro strik-
inB comparison Is that they are far In
excess OF any April showing except that
OF 1920. In that year, 1t was clearly the
very high level OF average prices which
inflated tho valuation OF the bank checks
drawn. The really remarkable comparison
Is with prewar records.
Last month's clearngs were compar-
ably more than double the highest April
record prior to 1915 and nearly double
tho largest prewar figure of any month;
yet present prices OF commodities aver
age less than 40 per cent higher and
prices OF securities lower. The necessary
inference is much larger aggregate
volume OF general business
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07


New YnTk, May ft=FlTmness, which
later developed into pronounced strength,
accompanied iaaay's b'ead DEALINGS IN
the bond market, Liberties we're active
end made moderate fsraysFiss tEem fs-
cent lower levels
There was little aitefallob ia fafsisn
waf Issues, but Danish municipal -
"a" and "R' gained ~ and J Rala,s,
respectively, Chinese railway 70 also rls'
iLE : points 49,
especially issues % the Aishisna, Heuth-
erh Pacific and ssahuafi Airline systems
Trading IN Ieeah fractions was duietsf,
but mostly additional gains, iiFaskiyh
rapid transit u and allied esfltties,ss
rifing 10 | 60 ~ p6iHls with Nsw YORK
railway br, fatai sales tpst valued as
gtssated ts,ssl.0eg.
Next weeks undtwt,tlns vii lheiuas
sis.eoo.ooo as federal farm laan ~
per cent bonds, 10 10 offered by the ~
federal ftsetSe banks on Menday at par
aad interest
Treasury officials emphasized the fact
that this II ths first issps OF these
bends at ~ per cent In Almos, three
years .
They add that the present satisfactory
state OF the investment market should
fhfnf6 their prompt absorption.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
Chicar0 Live Stock,

.s Chicago. ILL.,. May 6.--tu. 8. Bureau OF
Markets. )-Cattle--Recelpts. 500 head
compared with week ago. beef steers ana
fat she stock largely steady in between
Grades. yearlings on both classes, lsc 70
:5c lower; weeks top yearlinss, ss.2s;
top heavy steers, $s.15; Gamers and CUT.
ters, steady; bulls. 25c to S5c, higner'
calves, SOC TO 75c up; stockers and feeders.
steady to weak; weeks bulk prices on
beef steers, $775@S6o; stockers and feed
81: 2S91so; butcher ,,sns she tsofE 1S,.s5 is5e
bologna bulls. $is06s.25; beef bulls,
Ssb0@6.5o: vealers, s7T5Ws;75.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; market ac-
tive. mostly 50 to 100 higher than yes
tsrady's average. top. $lo.75 bulk, $1o;lS
0i0io; shippers bought about 1900: hold
over light pigs and packing sows about
atesdy.
sheep and Lambs--Receipts. 1000 head:
today's receipts practically all direct; com
pared with week ago. lambs and year.
fngs, steady to 25c lower; handy sheep
mostly Goo lower; strong weight and
heavy ewes. Si00 to 31.50 lower, some
$500 OFT; weeks bulk prices shcrn basis
fat lambs. $14.le0@14.75: yearlngs, 81 SO
m12.so: wethers, $9.50@10.00: ewes. $500
0s.oo; native spring lambs. si5.oo016,26'
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
Now York tnfton.

New York. May s.-The tendency was
irregularly lower in today's cotton mar
ket under week and evening up opera.
tions. There was = scattered realizing
pressure and the market eased off more
than \ Of a cent pound in the case
Of new options early In the abbreviated
session May dropped to 1o.22c. loss
Of ~ points, and other deliveries were
affected BY pressure from room houses,
the south and Wall street, while demand
Was largely local in character. At the
start Of the latter half of the session the
market was sharply UP from its low, about
net unchanged to IS points under Friday
There was continued unsettlement near
the close, with May relatively easy in
the last hour. The list was off s to IS
points net at the end Of the half day.
Spot was quiet % points decline, 1856
for middling upland
Southern spot markets were: Calves
,son. 1899, 10 points decline; New Or
leans 1S.15c. unchanged; Savannah,
lSlSc. unchanged; Augusta, 1sc, un-
changed; Memphis. 1sc. unchanged; Hous-
1Se, unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07

Sheep--Receipts were 200 head: Prices
on fat lambs ruled strong to higher the
early part OF the week. with Thursdays
pricss fully soc higher than last weeks
close. Lower values on Friday OF 2Sp
soc made the final close steady to 25c
hisher on fat lambs. California spring
lambs closed the week fully $40 lower
with best quality selling at $1,000.
Quotations on sheep: Fat lambs, gooo
TO choice. S1400D14.65: fat lambs. fair TO
good, Sl3Oo@lA0o; spring lambs, $ls;oo
tli675; Gull lambs. $lo.oo@l2.oo; iaa
yeariings. s11.oo@l2bo; fat wethers 80 90
6l1.00 fat ewes light, ss.0Oqs.oo; iat
ewes, heavy. 37.0009.0C.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
sloux City Live stock.

Sioux CITY Ia, May 6.-CattIe--Re-
ceipts, 800 head, Market compared to q
week ago: Fed steers and yearings,
steady to csc up; warmed up steers and
yearlings, steady to weak: beef steers.
steady to strong: top yearlings, $3.50;
market COWS and heifers steady to 15c
higher; Gamers. Csc higher; veals. 25c
up: top, $1050; feeders, strong; calves,
strong: bulls, stays. ETC.. SOC higher; feed
Ing cows and heifers, 25c higher: stock
srs. strong to Csc higher
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head: market loo
higher: butchers. $1,000 to $10.25; sta 81,
t7.75: lights. s10.s5; heavy mixed, 1880 %
10 90: heavy packers, 5000; bulk Of sales.
$40. 90 01o,2s.
/, Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, none Mar.
ket compared to week ago: Lambs, csc
to Soc higher: aged stuff steady
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
New York Coffe.

. New York. May s.-The market for cot
points under scattered realizing or
liquidation, prompted by the somewhat
unsettled showing Of the Brazilian cables.
Ihe decline was checked around 10 2sc
shorts. however, and prices were fairly
steady later In the morning, with July
selling up TO 1880. Later months were
slew 70 rally. but after selling off to
s.sSc. September closed at s.s5c bid. The
general market closed at points higher
TO 1o points lower Sales were estimated
Nay. 1o.s5c: July. 1o.s7c; September,
o.sbc; October, $3.50: December, S.76c !;
January. $50; March, s.75c.
Spot coffee, quiet: Rios rs, 11Mc; San
tos 70. IAN to 14Hc. There were very
few cost ana freight offers
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
Kansas CITY Livestock. i.

4. Kansas City, Mo-. May 6.-Cattle--Re-
ceipts. a25 head; for week, beef steers.
weak to 25c lower; top. ss.75: fat she
stock. mostly strong to 25c higher: bulls,
mostly 50c higher; calves. weak to Soc
lower: all other classes generally strong
to 25c higher.
Hogs--Receipts, 1000 head; active to
packers; fully 100 higher than yester-
days; bulk. good and choice, l9o@2so
pounds. $10.s5Q10.50: medium 175@210-
pound weights s10.1o@1o25; top, s1o55;
bulk. s1o.1o@1o5o: sows. ss.oo@s26; me-
dunn to good stock pigs, s1ooo@lo.15.
Sheep--Receipts. none today: shorn
lambs, 4o@s5o hisher; wooled lambs 10
n 25c hixher; wooled Cplorados, $10,75;
Arizona 1prlngers. $500; few natives.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
rnrn.atins and Re.in

Savannah Ca. May 6.-Turpentine-
Firm: So barrels; sales. IS barrels; re-
aels; stock, $3.50 barrels.
Rosin-Firm; sales. es5 casks; receipts,
4s7 casksf shipments, 3l4 casks; stock,
quote: ER. $500. D. s4es; \, s4le;
I'd n Hks 90: X. sis5: n. $3.50; N,
$500; VIC, $3.50; w ", S5.so
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07

cs,tis---Rsesipts isf head, All classes
~ cattle wsr- nomlualts steady today,
not eGoagh being on sale 10 make fnhts
hsf. Tn. weeks receipts of assoc head
sro the largest In several months, but the
demand has been very broad and liEht
steep. which are most popular with buy
ers. have held nearly stesdy. while even
the welEh,y cattle are not over ibusse
lower. Quality OF the offerlnss has been
excellent all week, Cows and helfefs
have been In relatively light supply and
show a sae adyane. for the week. while
= similar unturn has also been noted on
stockers and feeders,
Quotations on cattiei Choice 70 prime
h~-vcs. ts.ibdsso: good 10 choice beeyer,
sJT60sIs; fair TO good boeves, $3.50
T.7b: common 20 fair beoyes, ss.isuIsS;
good 20 choice yearlings. $500 ds.to; fair
to good yearilnss. t7.tNus,o0; common 10
fair yeariings. tG.751s.ss: choice 10 prime
ksifers. sseoNsbo; good to choice heit.
~rs. sT.5tGs.0o. fair to good helfefs. ~ 20
&T.7s; choice 10 prime cows. 1855 d.hs.
good to choice COWS. s5.sb9G,3b, fair TO
good cows. i5,.SI5sb. good 10 choice
Feeders, sf.5odslb; fair 10 good feeders,
l7oo9f.5e; common to fair feeders, ts,s
6..o0; good 10 choice stockers. NlbH
$40; fair TO good Htoekers. si00Vi,1s:
common to fair stockers. se.5ppIoo: stock
heifers, H.SOm6.0O; stock cows sAbOW
s:s; stock calves se.oo9 500: stock bulls,
fC M m M
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
New York Dry Goods.

New York, May 6.--Cotton goods were
fnm today. with tradings steady IL
drills sheetings, print clothes and fine
sray goods. Yarns sold more freely at
higher prices. Announcement was made
that one Of the large mills (Amoskeag
company had Cancelled all orders Tor
fan ginghanls and the balance dua on
springs gnghams. owing to its strike
.,cubles About so. 900 yards OF standard
staple goods are reported to be involved.
Wool goods were tirner ana more posl-
silks showed a slight Improvement. Bur
laps were firmsr In the heavy weights.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day

Va. Car chem, -, ,its, ,,,,, ,,s,s ns
Total sales eiT,set
AsHsy--class. az psF cent,
Msgks-class, tests Fridays elsss,
,ebss,
frsne.-cisss. .assisI FRIDAY. slsss,
s,siiing-=clsse, s,iisi Fridays sisss.
titsk,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
New York General.

New York, May 6.--Flour-Easy: soft
v.uter straights, ss.5o@6.T5; hard VIM
te- straights, s7.5od7.75.
Wheat-Spot easy: No. 2 red and No.
. hard s15O&; No. l Manitoba, sl.54S,
and No. mixed durutn, sl.4i, c. i. I.
track New York to arrive.
Ccrn-Spot barely steady NO. vel.
10y and No. white, s1Ac. and No.
mixed. Sfkc, c. T. (. New York. all rail.
Oats--spot quiet: No. white. 4sisc,
6 Other articles, unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
81 Iosenh Live Stock.

81. Joseph, No., May 6.-Cattle-He-
ceipts. 100 head; market nominal: steers
$7.0oGS6o; cows and heifers se'oous.ou'
calves. 6.oe4s.5o.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head: steady TO
loc higher: top. s1o.so; bulk. No.2S@
1880.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. none; mar
ket nominal; lambs. e15.25 O 1900; ewes,
IS sp019Co
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07

S1aass. s.: IS ana =, sssS ,s 3
oiIy.ss; size. ~. ss,s:.Ssss;iss;, !,
Grape fruit: Per crate. tA7507:oe.
Apples: winesaps. .accordiny to size and
t, to Il si.e ana Erade. li.oo0 800; NsHton
Pippins. according TO siss ana srads. ss.se
!; &, ,s,:: ss.' ~, 4 "a boxes ''
re. I'm; psoiss:s. ! o.. si.ss' bulk.
psf Pins.ppiss; iS pie ACCORDING to siss. sIseo
80 vEoErABLES.
Potatoes: New. 40-lb.. hampers NO. !.
t3ooQS.5o; new, 4o:lb. hampers. 10. J.
ssso@ss;oo; western Nebraska. No. 1 Iss Isss
| whites. per cwt.. s1.oo@2a5: red river
ohios No. l. per cwt.. s2.ss@2.so; Oregon
ss:s; sss Dfss.s;s; St. sss Fl ;ss -; ,:ss s:s,''e
Head Lettuce: Crates. Ss.oo0lJo; head
lettuce. doz.. s1.oo@l.5o: leaf lettuce. dos.
Ess ass'ES, p.nt Hops p:..n s,'::s Zoo pr d''' ''
Onions: Texas crystal wax, 4S-lb. crates,
ss.75@s.oo; yellow onions. 4s-lb. crates.
caaliflower: Crates, saas0xso
Asparagus: Dozen. 800.
a.%s:1s :sss A'S'i seSSs;o S;I S's;iss:
| efa.es. to.oCyo.pu. ose ~ ,ua
Radishes: Young southern. dos. 10000.
Carrots: Young southern. dozen. soc0
| $780,
Beets: Young southern. dozen. soc0
| 81 90.
Turnips: Young southern. dos.n, soco
Onions: Youns southern. dozen. 'scssc:
home grown, 15W35c.
/ Spinach: Per lb, lS01lc
Green peppers, lb.. 30035c.
/ Parsley: Dozen bunchss, %5@7sc
/ Nuts and honey unchanged.
| HIDES AND WOOL
Beef hides: Green saited Ne. I. PEI. 10,
s0sc; green salted No. :, per H., 10 &c;
green hidss. No. l. per lb.. solc; green
hides. No .. per h.. 2@3c; green saltSd
told stock), per tb., tote: green saitsd
bull hides, No. |. per lb. %. green saitsd
0o,, Hon.a n,ae'; ,,nss. NO. J. per h.. aS $50,
dium. each. :s.oo; small. each. ji.so: pony
and Clues. each. 75c Wtl.00.
Sheep pelts: Green salted, a. to sis>
and wool, each. 50075c; shearins, pelts
green salted. ~ to size And wool, each
Wool: Choice. fine one-half blood, pei
ID. so9s4c; medium and three -eigh hthi
blood, per lb., 18G21c: dow and one-fourtt
blooe. per lb. iseise: bury wool PEI
Wholesale prices of beef cuts are 4,
follows: No. l Ribs. 1sc; No. Q Ribs, 1sc
No. Ribs. 1sc. No. Loins. csc; No /
Loins, 24c; No. Loins, zoe. No, Rounds
15hc. No. 1 Chucks. lie; No. ! Chucks
1ohc: No. Chucks. sXc. No. / Plates
i!c: No. Rounds. lshc: No. : Rounds
SIC: No: Plates. &c; No. ) Plates. &C
| Eegs-Firm.
Cheese-Weak.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07

Hoss--Receipts were $500 head. Trad
ing was fairly active during the early
rounds Saturday. on good demand from
shippers on best loads OF butcher weights.
These moving at steady TO strong prices.
while other hogs on the latert marke
moved generally steady with the close
weak to Sc lower. Light hogs sold from
Si025@l030, with top price OF slo.55,
Mixed loads and butchers from SloOoY
Hulk Of sales, $40. oomio.3o. Prices at
this weeks close are 2od25c higher than
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07

Chicago. III, May 6.-Butter-Un-
changed.
Efes-Higher; receipts. 1853 cases:
firsts, sA024he; ordinary firsts, 21La @
SIC: miscellaneous, 23@23hc; storage
packed extras. 26h @26hc; storage
packed firsts, 2sNc.
Poultry--JInchanged
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
EansAs City Produce.

Kansas City. NO., May S.-Eggs and
Buttsr--Unchanged.
Poultry-Hens. unchanged. 22c; broil-
ers. SC lower. 4oc; ROSTERS, nc lower
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
New York Produce.

New York. May 6.-Butter-Firm.
EeGe--Firn; fresh gathered extra firsts,
2sh g 2sc: do firsts, 2sh Q2sI5c.
Cheese-Weak.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
Chicago Potatoes.

Chicago. ILL.,, May 6.-Potatoes-Weak: /:
receipts, ~ cars; total United States ship
msnts. Sie cars; Wisconsin. Michigan
sacked and bulk round whites. $l.5o @1.65
cwt.: Canadian sacked whites, $1.70 cwt. +;
new stock, weak; Louisiana Triumphs,
loo.pound sacks. ts.so0475; Florida dou-
ble-headoi barrels, Spaulding Rose No. l,
e6350e.60; No. Z, t426G450.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
N. Y. Curb Bonds


New York. May s.-Transactions on the
New York Curb market today were as fol-
lows.
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New York Bonds

9TH, Bee 10 the only Omaha
news. per which publishes the OF.
fetal close Of the New York Stock
exchange bonds
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07

Kansas City, MO-. May 6.-Cash wheat
NO: . hard. &1.2s@1.46; No. red. $1.2s
01.30.
corn-No. 2 white. 67@57Ac; No. 2 yell
low. 68A 059c.
Hay-Unchanged.
Kansas City. Mo-. May s.-wheat--
Close. May, $l.22%; July, s115; Septem-
her, $1.0sA.
corn-May, 5bXc: July. bshc: Sep
te5nbsr. 61Ac.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07

Nsw York, May 6.-Evaporated apples,
steady.
Prunea. barely steady.
Aprieots, scarce.
Peaches, quiet.
Raisins, easy.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
Omaha Produce
LIVE POULTRY.

Furnished by state Of Nsbraska. de-
partment Of agriculture. bureau OF mar
kets ana marketingt
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
New York Stocks
RAILROADS.

Range of prices of the leading stocks
furnished by Logan & Bryan, 24S Peters
Trust building:
RAILROADS,
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Live Stock

Receipts and disposition % livestock st
ths uHiaa siagky ards. Omaha, Ash,, faF
"a Loass sHaths 81 y, NJ, May q, 1885,
hEGElFTH-CAIls
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st. Louis, May s.-wheat-May, sl.14;
July. S1.2oH.
Corn-May, soc: July, e2Sc.
oats-Msy, 3shc; July. 4Ih.e
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-07
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES,

By Updike Grain Co DO. 1927. May 8.
Art. Open. High. Low. Close Yes.