Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 26, 1915, Page 16

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET![OWER PRICES FOR B e, Sha Are Less Relrtlonnry at ously. SOMFORTING N'-EWS FROM BERLIN NEW YORK, June 2 reactionary today, > comfort from At hcoming note will ward meeting the Amer wishes regarding Ger of submarine warfare s was more Ruropean merican secu d fur flerings of ou rt term advices r private Coincidentally, tinted to move against ital, checks on Paris record of 5.3, mainly utter lack of inquiry tances. This situation puzzling, inasmuch as loan_ oy to effect at least a_temporary nent of rates on Paris On the other hand, sterling exchange ed to harden, demand bills rising %, against yesterday's low rate of while cables advanced a penny on pound to 4.7%%. The advance reflected increased buving of London bills, mer-ial and financial, to meet British sales of our stocks €per ifjc movements in the stock market ncluded addiiional heavy sales of United States Rubber at a further decline of two a total of twelve points since Fleniny. Later the stock railied feebly hut was inactive on the recovery dian Pacific was ag under but falled to repeal its low price The southwestern grour raflways, which embraces the Missouri Pacific, Rock Island Missouri, Kansas & Texas, devel sudden weakness on rumors affecting their financial ro- habilitation, together with unfavorable erop news. War speciulties were dealings, Bethiehen: three points. but the the final hour. United States Steel h better than any other speculative favor ftee. Prices as a whole wavered at the close. Heavy foreign selling of high cl bonds, with weakness in the so-cal Gould tasues, fentured bonds. Total sales par value, axgregated $2020,000. United States bonds were unchanged on call Number of sates and leading quotations on stocks were as follows Sales 1,400 7% T Tee T exchange con the . French cap making the as a result of an for these remit was the more the new foreign readjust- recent strong in the early teel guining Alaska Oold wy Amaikamated Conper American Deet Sugar Amerfean Can American S & B American 8. & R Am. Sugar_ Refining American T Tel American Tobacco Anaconda Mining Atehi-on Baltimore & Ohio Brooklyn Rapld Tranait Iifornia Petrol, Canadian Pacitic Central Leather Chesspeake & Ohio Chicago G. W X 5000 " % otd Chicago, M. & St. P Chicago & N. W Chino Copper Colorade Fuel £ Tron Colorsdo & Souchern Denver & Rio Grande Denver & R. G. ptd Distillers' Securities Frie General Eiectric Great Northern pfd Great No Ore ctfs, Guggenbeim Expioration Tilinols Central Interborough Maet. pfd Inapiration Ctpper Labigh Vaftey . Internatienat Harvesier Kansas City Southern Loulwvilie & Nashville.. Mexican Petrdfeum Miam) Cogper N Missourd, K. &' T Missourt’ Pactite Natlonal Biseuft ‘ol "y whares. ‘Westingbouss Bhectris Total sales for the o DUN'S TRADE Crons Currents tinue in Business Channel NEW YORK, June %.—Dun's tomorrow will say: Cross currents contl ua in business channels, but the ti of retu nl nmlbflfll' is nldullly rlllnl' Furtl progress 1‘ manifest, nolhwllhlllmfln[ unseasonable weather, and especially in the west. This retards retall trade and tends to adversely affect the jobbers as well, while the agricultural outlook n somewhat Impuired by exco rains. Ilnr\'llll\[ of ulnnr whnt ts delayed and corn h recel back, orop fallures. from 100 "much are comparatively rare, the ot treme having furnished the Ereat records of loss. The depression influences are loss keenly felt because they ure belleved to be temporary, and confidence in the future remains unshaken Although July df m -un ¢ vidend payments nu ual last vear's by approxi . it 15 & hopeful sien corporate inter nounced increased disbursements. rafiroads operating in the middle being included in the list this week It mooms assured that the nation's ex- of exports over imports for the fis 1 yeur will nmount to a round billlon and_while less gold this week, France ! large loan. The will he used to finance supplies in this cou have the foreign dem: the iron and steel plants nre steadily sdding to productive capacity No serious labor controversies threates and the growing shortage of skilied wo Jo. about 'fhe oniy cloud In’ the In- dustrial sicy. west New York Money Market, rg:w YORK, June 3#.—~MERCANTILE bills, $4.1580; demand. $1T00. cables BT 1 lemand " ”!R Bar, 8% Hvlll‘l dollars. NDA—GMernmen! heav Tlll" LOANS-—8ixt. u-l. llmy days. per oent; lmwfl~muny. high, 1, ger h= [k Ml, ruling ‘rat), & r oant; closing per cent; omre at 1% per cent uuu prku on steady ; "x bonds: BANe. Pec. ev. b & Sye. ol e t r.rme - *do. A% 101K %0, & TR WYPuc T & T. b an {1380 EFREP Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK, June % —-DRY GOODS— Cetton goods generally were quiet today, Lut prices on the whole were steady. Worsted dress goods were firmer. South- ern cotton yarns were dull. Wool prices were stiff. Wright Jolns India Floyd Wright of the University of Keutucky hase bal team will join the Clevelasd 1nclans for a tryout. He is said 10 Le fust and & xood hilter. | Sessicn Than Previ- l new | French | 1 American bankers was expected | Cana- | pressure, | aiged In | Hizh. Low, Cloms, | ratiroad, | days, 24@0% per | 2% LAMB CHOPS RULE Higher—Fresh Vegetables Are Plentiful. |EGGPLANT§ NEW ON MARKET| | Lambs dropped another hundred in the last There has been | @ persistent drop In the lamb market for To the welcome drop ave dollar a week lovers of lamb for lambe but pro- | several weeks clops this is a had gone #o high as to be hibitive. Western lambs are | crowd on the that a steady DProsress Lamb chope are a quarter a pound. Hind quarters are 17% cents. Forequarters are | 12% cents. | Beet has made a little drop also, so ! much that round steaks that cost 20 cents a week ago are now selling at 17% cents, and pot roasts that cost 12% cents a week ago are now costing 11% cents, Pork Chops Higher Pork chops have risen from 15 cents | 1ast week to 17% cents now. Leaf lard {18 10 cents a pound. Hams and bacon | | are steady | Flour 1s a Uttle firmer again after & successive drop over a period of several It s not coming up perceptibly yel, but at the same time it s showing | a tendency to stiffen up. It caa still be had in the retall houses at $1.5@1.i5 a sack of forty-elght pounds. Sugar is SHff, but {a still selling at retall sixteen pounds for a dollar. i Beans St111 High, Ieans have retained their exorbitantly | | high mark since a few months after the war started. They then climbed steadily to ¥ or 6 cents a pouni, and | are still hanging at that figure | g plants are new on the market at 12% cens each. Home gErown peas are abundant at 6 cents a market basket, 7% cents a quart Raspberries and bleck, and of several varictles the market reasonably cheap, strawberries are practically over. Logan- | berries can be hid box. | Penches are on the market in four-basket crates at 2% cents. Cantaloupes that sold | at T cents aplece last week are Low a nickel. Apricots are $1.% a crate. They | can be had at 35 cents a basket. This Is #s1d to be about as cheap as they will| set and the canning season for them | le on. all beginning to with the market now re- sult drop 1s in woeks. # @ bushel, or and are on while | blackberries, red at 10 cents a Oranges Searce, Oranges have gone up 15 cents a dozen and are mearce | Butter 1s a half cent bigher and cheeso sdvanccd 2 cents during the week Al King, manager of Hayden Mros.' | grocery department, has arranged for a | ralsin day Saturday of this week In his grocery department. The famous Sun Maid raisine in fifteen-ounce packages will be especlally exhibited, and arrange- ments have been made whereby a l0-cent lcaf of raisin bread baked by the New land bakery will be given free witn | every 2-cent order of ralsins. f "i Special Officer Runs Down Engine Ord@inarily when Vera Casey takes on troublo for the police. Thursday found thrills In a switch engine. The locomotive had been left by the engineer. With & gleeful whoop Vera lifted her skirts and climbed into the cab. She thr open the throttle, The engine started Special Officer Pontag kave They headed for the Black Hills A neck and neck race, been reading ang Billy Bunday for the last few weeks. she pursunt It was Hence he was in good condition mnd won | in & few yards. “Your honor,”” sald Vera to the police magistrate thie morning, “I had to stay all night In the cell next to ‘the man in blue,’ but T didn’t hurt him any.” At this a nearby reporter heaved a sigh of relief. For a moment he thought Lee's Liquid Shampoo ! A Real Hair Seap Cleans quick —dries quick—leaves no soap in the hair, which goes right back into its old training. At druggists or delivered prepaid, 4 oz. 25 cts.; 12 0z, ! 50 cts.; 32 oz $1.00. GEO. H. LEE CO., Laboratories Omaha, Nebr. Driven by Woman | & frosh cargo of whisky it merely means ! Mad ginee ikht,” said the As Ain to keep and as you n"r\‘y\i charge t you'll have oe t ride only Beef is Also Chrnper. but Pork is| Check Your Summer Coungh. Honey will 1 strengthen your Only % Tar All ar THE DREXEL KID SAYS “S8ome don't know that cheap shoes for boys | are an extrav agance you gee they never bought Steel Shods.” A Shoe For The Vacation Days the long Summer monthe the shoe leather in boys' shoes just fades away unless you buy TEEL HOD HOES They are the best boys’ shoes made They out- wear two pairs of ordl- nary boys’ shoes. But- ton and Blucher. Boys’ 1 to 5%, $2.560. Little Gents’, 9 to 13%, $3.25. Parcel Post Paid Drexel 1419 Farnam people In Julis Newman, 1337 Park Ave,, Announces the Opening of a Grocery Store With a Complete New Stock of Staple and Fancy on THURSDAY, JULY 1 Watch our ad next week for Saturday Specials. but Pontag has | the ltves of Jess Willard | A Globe Trotter Sald: “I've traveled all over the world and have eaten all kinds of alimentary paste but it is a hct PIG PORK ROAST . Steer Pot Roast Pig Pork Butts | ng Veal Roast I} Young Veal Chops \o\nln Veal Stew Lamb Legs Mutton hopl PP Porterhouse Steak . Salt_Pork .. B.lfll "Tollllul“ 23 1bs. Onae & for With 1 1b, J‘n‘y"‘l‘u 48-1b, sack Ben Flour 11 bars D. ¢ hite Laundry i'\oa Dry Lima Beans . 13c Tomatoes, per cay Cottage, Pet or Dandy Milk, pg'r N lllll for | Noe “Windmih Proserves, per jar 108 | i5c Armour's Grape Julce T ) PUBLIC MAR and Diamond o | 1915 Milk Fod Sprlng clncken 32¢ - 9%e l o gkinned ‘FHame t Extra Lean Breakfast Hacon. | Cured Bacon 1 ular price 7bc, 8 to 9 P. M—Lamb Chops 9. to 10 .M. Pork Chops 1 150 Armou: 280 bottle sssan 't Mg per ’ dozen hick Ji bbers, per dosen 26c Calumet or Rumford.. 10¢ Apple Butter Golden Santos Coffee, ver 1b Now York Cheese, p imported Swiss. per 1 : Tollet Boap 8o I'l\. Creamery Butter, per 1b... +300 150 Sweet Potatoes, per can... [T PIG PORK ROAST . L 14%e A4 M L A2%e .10k <Al ke 14 Me Alle 18%c Lamb Legs .... Mutton Chops . Pig Pork Butts . Steer Pot Roast Young Veal Roast ... Young Veal Chops Young Veal Stew Porterhouse Steak 1915 MILK FED SPRING CHIOKENS. Salt Pork Swift's Premium Il’ld Dllmon‘ C Ham .. LA10%e Skinned Hams . JA8%e Estra Lean Breakfast Bacon 18%c Sugar Cured Bacon.. A8¥ce 8-1b. Pail Pure lLard, ulnr price 46e, special THE EMPRESS MARK!T Opp. Woolworth Sc and 10¢ Store. 118 South 16th 8t. Tel. 1. 280 ong ¥ lungs ® OMAHA, SATURDAY ALEXANDER NO MORE, Look at These Shoe Prices for Saturday at Alexander’s Women's Newest $4 Pumpe, of dull kid, with the cross straps, e $2.78 urday at 1,000 pairs of ohil. dren's shoes, all good reliable grades, go during this sale from $1.28 down 25¢ low as arday 500 paivs Men's Ox- Ladles fords, wular $2.00 415, worth to i 19 98¢ Pair | 555y 28 being sacri FOOT-EAZE ARCHES, Regular $2.00 Kind, Saturday $1.00. ALEXANDER SHOE CO., 1512 DOLGLAS OPEN TILL 10 0’CLOCK SATURDAY NIGHET, Women's §2.50 Can. A Women's $3.00 Pat. ent Leather Colonial et o 91,019 latest go at In satin, patent, gun metal and vici kid L] our regular § 0 styles.” On sale Sa ALEXANDER NO MORE ALEXANDER NO MORE, Imported and Domestic Cigars at Cut Prices Our Cigars are always in prime condition, as they come and go so fast under the pressure of the Trade of Four Busy Stores 25¢, box | $1.50 Colon Cervantes, Porto Rican, 3 ¢ar 10c, box of 50, 1.65 Box of 50 Manila Media Regalias 10c Cubsnoids 4 for REYNALDO, 8 Sizes, 2 for 25c size 10c, box 25 $2.25 10c size, 4 for 25¢, box 50.83.15 Gc size, 3 for 10c, box 50..81.65 N fpyot .. .81.85 | Black and White Smoking Mix- Box of 10 1bc quality, foil | ture. 2-oz. tins..... wrapped Manila cigars, General | Black and White Crushed Plug. Hares size, for..... 85c | 1%-oz tins. . We handle the ‘%anmfr) Crown | La Marca, lOl‘ alzv be, pipes, two sizes....28c and 50¢ |for ..... R Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. Corner 16th and Dodge Stw. LOYAL PHARMACY, 207-209 No. 16th. OWL DRUG CO, 16th and Harney. RARVARD, 24th and FParnam. box 50 . $2.50 ‘ZWON ON WIACNVIITIV A Perfect Lunch with Milk Folks like Sunshine Gra- hams because they are real grahams, baked to a perfect erispness. Your Grocer has them fresh— 10c¢ That you may know Sunshine quality, we will send you—Free— a Sunshine Surprise Box con- taining 6 kinds for you to try, Send your name and address and your dealer’s name to Joose-Wnes Biscurr (Oveany Bakers of Sunshine Biscuits 16 Pounds Pure Cane Fine Granulated Sugar for 48-pound sacks Flour—Elko, Victor or Pride Flour, sack. . 10 Bars Diamond C, Beat-'Em-All L d een, . gvadlnh Health HBread, = - 094 y - about 13 peaches to the hnnnu ‘while cy Californ ed Plums, about ¢ domen to basket . ;:‘:-';: Fl;l‘om. g'r'o:'"nkl; B Iul.e Peas, Baturday, per uum ney pe Tomatoes, per small basket Tall Cans Pink Saimon, 1ic seller, R‘:lurd.y ouly We voast our own coffee every day and save you from be to 10 rmlnd Special for Baturday 4 b ‘ 180 3be kind, fresh roasted .... 0c Coffee, fresh roasted, ib. per pound 4 900 | 40c kind, fancy Java . 26c fancy Santos, fre-h roasted, MEAT SPECIALS Sirloin or Porterhouse Steaks, \holm Pig Pork Loin Roasts, per Ib u'r.n cut, per pound I Pig Pork Shoulder Roasts, 3 to 4-1b Fancy Bolled Hams, sliced to e average, per pound ' | | 30c kind, fresh roasted , 1b oast, 1 prved per pound .. ..886 | Pork Chops or Pork Stea Made Hlml!urler or Bull Cholce Cuts Beef Pot Sausage, per pound .. 100 pound { 2l We deliver Benson, Florence, South Omaha. We fill mall orders aboce prices. TrI!DEOIIO Douglas 15 N Great Clearance Sale NOW ON. Why wait till after the season is over, since you can get your outfit RIGHT NOW at almost HALF PRICE of what yon will have to pay elsewhere? 98¢ $7.50 and $6.00 Men's 33‘5 $2.50 Fine Straw Suits at wi | Tats e Tl 39¢ Pallored Suits .. rv.0. T = 65¢ :lu;r(n; \.’Ifn s Working 65C ‘ 19C ‘ 5c S TC 29¢ ! 98c 2fec Neckties at $1 Pants llo $3.00 ot Men's All Wool 516., Shirts $1.00 Dress Shirts or without collars, G0c Men's Suspenders at 15c at . 50c Men's Shirts Dress with at Hose Suporters 98 25 s ‘Work Men's Men's Men's Shoes $1.50 Pants $2.00 $2.00 Ingersoll Watches at £1.00 Ingersoll Pants $2.00 Watches at Pants $2.00 Men's Sample 12th and 2 the Dealer in Your Nelghborhood The Delicia sign is the hallmark of quality. Your dealer knows this and is proud to display it. He would have you know that he is progressive—that he handles the ice cream from the BIGGEST ICE CREAM PLANT IN OMAHA. Delicia Ice Cream gives 100 per cent satisfaction and makes more cvstomers for him. Buy where you see the Delicia sign displayed. Why the Fairmont Creamery has grown to be the largest ice cream manufactory in Omaha is an interesting story. More interesting is a visit through the big plant and we glad- ly extend you an invitation to visit us, qt. qt. qt. qt. qt. qt. Apex Whiskey Port Wine .... Blackberry Cordial Apricot Cordial Rock and Rye Cordial Banana Cordial Apex Whiskey Bottled in Bond Regular price is..........$6.60 From now until July 4, prepaid, $4.50 Orders Outside of lowa and Nebraska Must Be 20 Qlums or Over to Be Sent Prepaid. FREE! 2252 FREE! EXPRESS PREPAID. $o JULY 4th, lBlB With an Order of $2.00 and Over of Whiskey, Wines or Liquors | A BOTTLE OF WINE; WHISK GLASS, COMBI- NATION ICE PICK, CORKSCREW AND CROWN OPENER: LADIES BONNET OR GENTLEMAN'S HAT—BEER AND ALOOHOL EXCEPTED, | JAKE KLEIN--FAMILY LIQUOR DEALER '1314 DOUGLAS ST., OMAHA, NEB. e only l Mall Orders Filled l Mercantile Co. [ Bond & Lillard 89 On Sale Saturday Bopnd & Lillard, bottled in bond, full quarts 89 C 4 full quarts $3.50 Special low prlcns on Vir- e 8infa Dare Port and Sherries and Brandies. Luxus AMUSEMENTS, | BRANDEIS o %v TEEATER !‘vo 'I'IM THE TALK O’ THE TOWN and A Edward Lyneh 338, Assogiate lun‘ Veiller's Sensational Melodrama, WITHIN THE LAW.,"” Mats.; 18c, 35c. Evenings, 3 Next Wk.i “Wiere the m‘n"m -.-.*.—.- 109 No. 16th St,, Omaha, Neb. 19 Pounds for $1.00 Best Granulated Sugar. Buy now before the advance, 100 MILES AN NOUR SIX MOTORGYCLE RACES AT STADIUM SPERDWAY EAST OMANA % EVENING 8 P, M 3 pounds special .. $1.00 Single pound 380 Fancy blend Coffee, 3% 1bs. §1.00 The best 25c Coffee in the city— 41bs for ......... $1.00 Teas, any kind, per 1b., 40¢c to 80¢c Sugar sold with $1.00 other goods. Moyune Tea Co. Phone Doug. 446, 406 N. 16th St Coffee Wedunesday Baturday Sunday Lake Manawa Dancing, Bathing, Boating Many Other Attractions. Free Moving Pictures Bvery Get competent help through The Bee. |