Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 14, 1916, Page 16

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e g N ———— ———— “Wentures of ¢ GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKE? I'HE BEE: O 1916, ‘ & | " o \ » Leriona.” OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET ‘ | Cora, #4.9 | . 00, 4hs, $3.21 | ®s, 840, Birawberries, y . - i Cash Wheat is Very Weak and |;0 .0 " unch Medium size Cattle Strong and Active, All Sell- | « Y | madium wine Jumboes » Early—8 | Rules from Two to Three Cents | Batiun o oi v 5wt ing Early—8heep unfi Lambs | r . . Lower in Price. Inrge yumbos, $1.0008. 5. mammotn fum Steady to Some Easier pplest of (he yen e poen, $,00601 ranberries, sell them alr_ prope , o | KTABLES—Onlons Red, e Ib,: | | cane erday demand from & - TRADERS HANG TO PRODUCTS|peliow, i ib.: spanish, 8% crais. let- | HOGS FULLY FIFTEEN CENTS UP | ¥on very hroud, und price 8 058 e rague, 8560 hox. Tomatoes, ¥iorida or trade o, and OMAMA, April 916, |85 crate’ Cucumbers, $1.00 dozen, (el IMAH | wher o Liahet o nedl was very weak today and |87 California, ¥ie dox.; Plorids, ¥ T o wlues showing erage ™ mand for wheat was falrl o i ow besis, carros nios, | Gefl Btk Y but on secount of the wesk Alxhe shallots, We doz. ¥ e r 92m | i " " " p 1 100 1ot ko of their samples st sueh | b, oAntLoe White 0| r wing w Red River Ohlos, $1.20 | Kweo 2 ' " U 4 " or nehes Voo Y A “ln { ranged genersily from uncha potatoss’ Delaware, §1.7) hamper; seed | s p A ¥ . 1 1 e ower The buik of the earlier | #%0* : b b, | e . ” n y e waies wore made at unchanged prices, | KTt and vewstable prices furnished by | Kame 4 wee i re . Lt ihe inte e were quoted lower yEInew k Co. e 4 we 4 (04 { ¥, y hers wan very itle onte received and [ UL sod yhssiabia prises furnished aine days lant weok 7 ' A ths demand for this cereal was rather |©70EH . o w k The following le mhie recelpts / Nox: the markes neiling at %e deciine, | ON SKTE-Red, KM bu ellow, | 7 G, hoay saye o o Omabe . o Wi« wan sisady, and (he demand for Ly S five atock marks oar (0 GaL ‘¥ this cerenl was quite active e o8 YOUIDRred LY A (arier™ was quoted nomine n | roron AR g z o B B : ; Cansances were; Wheat and fiovr, |, H raw, 44c Ib o ’ e { apps cainl 1o 1AGA0 V., corn, 41000 | 187 1. nom sl [aw. 940 | ’ o | h b TAverpool closs: Wheat, unchanged "‘, """']' ! Jumbo, 4 b, f Ihe V;M;'ruy table shows the average % 0 . 5w P : ,”w’”"‘v',f::, raceipta were 89,00 .| WATER, VIGB—Dromedary, oales, 827 | mnrket sor B Yoo o, oA si | Lo 10 « . of 6,00 Yy £ 14_shipments 10,00 ., against receipis |05 itfed dates, $L75 box, new figs, | parisone 4% of 3000 b, and shipments of W80 b, | s Dute i P Lo wst yonr o ) 7 g5 Friliary corn ruceiptn wers 00 1o SEW YORK GENVRAL MAnKwT |Mar diibiorie Tire, Ll abipinents OO0 bii., sE&Inst receipts Ynr Ao ol 4 40 . and ahipments of W0 10| Quatniions of the Day on Various o good WE A s (.lrrr.:' s peceipts were 108000 J Commodities, ,A £04 shipments Wm0 b, ausinet seceipts | 1Y Y ; ’ . ‘ CARLOT RECEIPTH r P 281 0ol 4 Wheat. Corn. Oata Now York, b 64 I many Mex hlengo 7 i w | » ryr . V0 0en polie n oW, WL Iy G . Dot » | g (| Ahr A Ormhia s " 18 S$pot” anint Ak " aiind the ok Vinnsns City ¢ B WAY-Market firm; No. 1, 8144014 ] hming that i1y 10 #1 1oule n U\ No, 2 8.800.9; No. $.0001.9%, ship b Bl i ' innipeg 1 2 v o y ‘\v!| ’u w14 Thess suies were reporied Loday o i e 1 911 45011 A Wheat- 5o, 2 hard winter | e A f 911,415 45, {nsm 50, 3 hard winter. o cars | gammgn 43| 1o " ) oiible | talr 1o cholce heayy, $16%/a11 4 1.1, § cars, 9190, 3 corm, §i | it ol the *recaipts of in Ui ‘(,m ¥ i enriings, falr o hard wintar; 1 car, $1.09%; 2 carn, § /m ‘Boguia, BOe; Cor momt other rece cnund Do senrtines, A oars. N0, 1 emrs, MK I oare Ay wWas sguln Yy n ,, t 0. B, enriings, f o Kample hard winter! 1'car, 440, 1 ,.‘ Sadtels foacs o erything in wiaht ch henvy, S8, 000,25, wethers, (air 801 car, A0, | ear, VIc; 2 ohrn, # - enrly hour, Prices on 850000, «won hokre, 9.3 burum: 1 oar l{',;;‘a fo ymied, | VROVINIORR Pork, (irm; mess, ¥ ‘ ’ 0; ewes, fal 94,0008 o K s A 1w, 0% | B el B B R s e CHICAGO LIVE WPOCK MARKIY Pagnple gnized wr, M Tamily. 8150000 10, Iaid, Mead daie | flye-No, 1 , W, 0.4 Yy owr, | o, §:1 52, Cutile Wenliatogn Srong—miherp e i o TP Blandy; recolpts, 1,000 tubs Wenk Corn white, 4 ears, #%c; %o | # OUICARD ) A i e 2 whvite, Ty cars, e L2374 care VAVGR- I rregl weelptn, W179 earen . " ’ 'y Barnple white go. [0 2 pmcked, extry firmts, Zae, (intn, Wy 8.0 it I low: 1" cur, Tite he. Ui, meconds, Wiy d ", b I 7 how: i rur, e e, & carh | COSCHVRE. Irragilnr; peesipta, 81 boxes Wo, 6 yellow: 3 cars, #e, Wamwie | wiate, held apecialn, 94e: Trost Tain o urke low. 1 car, We, Wo. % iixed, 1 car, | Y10, Tramh mpecinls wyernge ' o of whian, i W cam, Wb, 4 oar e, Ko 8| ioye; Wikeonsin (wine Vo9 mixed, %40 ¥ed, 1 wnr, W 1 ear, b oar, | POULARY -~ Drensed, o, 9. Aiar; 4 cars, te Mo, b mixed Y ent, | e, fowin, WM, (1 :‘:'0( ’,"l; LvlnllAll oar, 1 oar hrbeen oA wettled rhhnr. talking nx fol Mi Voo ,'r J U ige . | car, B | lows: ~ Chickens, Vie: broders, 0% paliy b Onin=tin 3 e, 3 car ’4‘»:', turkeys, 202 g 87,75 wilte, 1 chr, Mige. Hample white ) ’ YW %y Wiy, 1 cars, Mo siin Grain Market ’ f ke 37 arked ol Prices—Wheat: No 1 ) Avril 13 i " CATTIN ik Ko 3 vatd, g ‘“ WERT Mnr i8%; cnuh M del Ly 4. market mrong; f 8108y 1 2 No, 1 hard, $1 rn, 8129 | ¥4 1 % " tiva beef winers, .06, # Wo, '3 soring, sLown. 12, Mot | oW, | | ' v 9398 00 1 wnd heltors, 0L . fl‘u M Mo, 3 durim, §o84a | 2 Z o kers and foeders, §o Sryi 2 Corn Mo, white, S0 " ] ve Oklahoma wieers v 1 White, g Ko, 4 white fim, WYV i " 4 ‘ hlurn, SIDGUBI, Tative Xo. b white, Gy, No, 6 white, Wpe; | TIAN 8152197 9 wii & ’ m 1ynum- oy s Mo, 3 yablow, Wiy | CORX-No, 4 yellow, W 1W%e, 1% » 4 ] HOOGM ncolpta " end, market 4 yollow, oo No, b yellow OATHE-No, 3 white, WYadd 0 L4 Ty R < . WV higher: plgn and lights, 870009, mixed :g', Nfl:\l mlw‘,‘:am. No, 2 my..u VLA XAV 92,100, 11, | 2 £ RS p | And tniiche 0.0y, woud e 0, 3 mii BRa8Ve, No 2 H 9 1 11,00 Jained, RGGe; Mo, b imed. cy’u Kamsns CHy 4 £ 7 L AL WEby ANI Receipt Ko ¢ mixed, WHlsThe, Onts sy WV RS AND VIPERS hend; market arting wethers white 440 mm:'u WA %o 2 hard, 3. 1% X0, 7 e 1 “ 84 aid 10,4 ewen, .90 2 white, 4 whils, Raaire | 1.2, May, $.0%; July, #1000 ? B 47 rie , CORN -No mized, We. No, 2 white W 0 ]y. N0, ”." N S IO | o Mo, 1 gaow, ity ey TR 0 1% “1, Jowewh Live Wtoek Market, Uhleago cioving prices, 14 ,,M e | A Tuly, Whe | » "™ 74 ‘ 1| T JOMEPH, Mo, CATTL t". by l/’:an ryan, siock and grain | oo ATH-N0. 3 WHiLE, #Gfic; Mo, 2 mixed, | ] 7 : ol b O o e hetters ok rokers it Winiastn. Cmans ot Seers, VI0OVS; cown and hatfers, 430 wh ;. culven, .909W 4""‘ Open, '“i}”"" (Clone. Yen'y YAverpool Grain Market, {2 s £ %1 " HOGK—-Receipts W0 head, market LAV IRPOOL, April 13- WHYAT-Apot, | § Wigher: top, %4 ik of suien, 90400 1% 14, No. | Manitoba ki o northern | 3 "9 » - luly ll 14 11 uws 110 | awring, 13 34, %o, 2 red western win HEIVYS HEEP AXD LAMBH-Recipts, 440 18 10%) 1 | ter, is 44 z o | hend; market stow: ambs, 1100 l':a‘-: Bpot, American mixed, new -~ Su Murket 1 | HELV KR winr Murke Jum ' x{z%nfl | 2 . - : wir M, Lowis Grain Market, | . VI . e “ T, LOUIN | s 4 ” f No. 2 yed, 8i.2% i wa 7 ¢ 9% ul? Mm 32 ) u&& May, #1393 July l TOCK BULLS AR ; . oy CORN-No, 2 | s 4 “ op entimates, . May, % July 4 I v o marke ," " “ 4 “ ‘7 i’g g"‘v fl' nv% F " % | OATE-No, 8 48c: No. 2 white, nominal, | S8 noon prisde wero 9 o 7 Colfer Murket I w BN |2 an nuw 1"7 “ . e A NEW YORK, April COVIEE~The POLITICAL ADVERTISING, POLITICAL ADVERTISING, ay. 6 AN ® 11w 1 market for coftes futures was lower 10 ..:., B 1 1T 1 ST 1} ::[rmumr u-:;'ul"llnnuht r.x'niu h owas | ' ' ' DL 12 0y 1196 1208 1200 buted 1o the Infiuence of an | ] ! ! Ribs tied stoek murket, nervous ‘ | May.| 12 4% 12 12 304 12 2% 12 3% | LemmAtional politics favorable | 4 ‘ p Lty » xi'i} 13 2 12 64 12 05 1 g | evop pecounts frum it Republican Primary Election Next Tuesday to Nominate o : 1 a decling of 3 polnts, wh 4 Sy contracts weliing oft 1o 55 hey-| County Attorney and Others. Remember to Vote April 18, CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Trnding and (losin Priees on Bonrd of Frm CHICAGO, — Apri Brock markel wenknere 1eflecting strained relations of the United bates with Mexico and e many hid & good deal to do today With & whary decline that took place in the value of wheat. Quotations closed hew Wae net lower, with May uly st 8L 1G4 Other 1o, all showed o et to Tiric, onts WOS wnd 1T eliing pressure was in evidence whest vl slmost from the sart Uneasiness iogurding Mexican and ey wan develomments, however, M4 not a first seem 10 Atiract as muoh sitention &g other bearish fuotors, such as reine in Nebraska and sles of Canadian whea for shipment Lo Minneapolis, Lower prices for wheat at Liverpoo; vecesyed due 1 fiee nito a5 a depressing inflience, The [ anmie moreamngly manifest Ve of athy [ 0o fl peri e ' eney o o add o 1o Whkn! sorenge w ’ monifiad Ninattnenn of recaipts fal e .I!u. Oate we " ’ U BT ‘ Ao rd e * o [ aile " ’ r IRy p, Wb 5 ) ) Pori iy A §i) i YRR UMANA GENERTL MAR . h e ‘ Iporiod Bwie. i e bk, PN | Wine 1 50, 1 oiplein by . e Jabel hrtek, Thge inbis pe Fronh W ot A ¥iamn Aot PRLENY Mamw Ak o rdor e ' [ e o L CUTR e Wi Ne kB Ne - a0 e Mo X i \.“' e Ne S Na L W Ne b bie ae . M | Ay Rantos 05 ange wa reporied in the cost and freig thon. The fowed cline of 18 " ¥ " . Live Stock Market Wansus (1 KANSAS Y, Ap L Floceipts héad. m highe rime fed steers, .50 fron be 2 Y S ,‘.‘.~ ‘: FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY, REPUBICAN Some questions answered ¢ wans, T ""5.'.";"u . Yes, | really want your vote and [ really want DN the nomination, {ally about If 1 have not seen VOu person the matter it is only because the time| Charies Nmith Fined wa' e 1he Wi Lginee filing has been too short to see everyone, | YOS, n afford ke th Jn!l. NEW YORK STOCK MARKETL Exchange Thrown Into Lunluumnyfl by Reports of International ‘ Troubles. | SHIPPING ISSUES ARE on ad Gene Lutars weoring # ot 1| | opper |t ol h f " A WAl the ger- | ¢ nistisly Inre 0 ' ne 1% 1 15 lows Ve ) J Tnrke o nion seemed Freneh and Wusstan exchange, The Va miber of sulen and jsaiing qumtations tocks were as follows Hnlow Wigh, Low. (loe o o ’ " “ ¥ i E.d £ os ,‘ % b bH» v ‘ o b8 W 4 ar, 1 AP " ¥ NG 4 n Prod .. 10 I . oim 9 Viren v oo an s 4 .. A "8 e v % Woninne Pows ; Wations) 148 e . o o " 4 w0 Ik 1% Broil 97 this Flavory Ham i e e ¥ % Bullish Strain New York Muney Market Noted On Wheat O Market in Omaha “ nd, 4.7 " J6 1¥ DODGE & DOUGLAS STREETS S YOU GET QUALITY GOODK AND BAVE FIOM 25 TO 50 VER CENT ON THY, CONE OF TAVING IN GROCERIVS HERY v Golden Vgg Bpaghettf, Macaron! Flour Flour Flour |9dm ¥gs Senghel i/ You dow't have to pay $1.76 or | K, C, Corn Plakes, phg I 709 "“‘ H"""""’ ; ””’” Alrline Honey, rach Diamond 11 Viour " .7n y,’,i, " Muclaren's Peanut Bulter, No. 1 selected Ne 4+ whoat b, at put up In 4% Hershey iy g A0 i SRR TR he Best Ton Biftings, 1b, 12% perfect satisfaction Faney Golden Bantos Coffes, per $4bs, best White or Yellow Corn I, wt 200 mesl, &t 15¢ | Full Croam New York White or 6 cans Ol or Mustard Bardines, Young America Cheesa, 1., B4o fl, Soe | Vull - Cream Wisconsin' Cheess, y ) per b, at 22 Kippered Herring Plaln or | Neufchatel Cheese, each A Yomato Bauce, can ol s Y R Aratt ( ORIDA GRAPE T we Smon ’I U VRUIT, KACH, 6%¢, Tie, BYe holce Balmon, can $%¢ | and 10 4 Ibs, Vaney Jupan Rice : ¢ ) i bt > f‘ THY, VVGETABLYE, MARKET OF bs. Cholce Jupan Rico L OMAHA VORI THE PYOPILY, 10 bars Beat-"¥an-All or Laundry y5 by, Best Red Hiver Ohio Pots Queen White Laundry Boap, 25¢ toes, fof it o 4 Golden Rod Waphing Powder, per | New Cabbage, per 1b Blhe pki., 2%¢ New Carrots, Radishes, Bhallots, 10 bars Pearl White Laundry Turnips or Beets, large bunel $oap, at e | for i 4 cans Old Duteh Cleanser 25¢ | ¥aney Ripe Tomatoes, 1b, , ., ,10¢ / Vresh Veas, qt 7 A ‘I, i nring Bony s | Fresh Asparagus, ip 123 ¢ . Lt 4 large Boup Bunches 1 bars Haskin Bros, Fleetrie | proghi Rhubarh, 1b e Boark Boap, at 25¢ Largs Cucumbers of nner's Omaha Made Vermicelll, | 12%e and 5 15 paghett] or onl, pkg., 7He Large Green Peppers, 3 for 10¢ It Pays—TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST It Pays, a Slice and the minute you pop it on to the fire, you'll have every appetite in the house on edge. Supreme Ham is ten- der, juicy, mild, {'uu can't match it for real goodness, Food Prod are all known for their tipstop quality, for the care that goes into their prepas ration, for the satisfaction they give, Buy and try Morris Supreme Boiled Ham Dried Beef Lard Bacon Poultry Egue Canned Meats Cheeso Dealers choose Morris Supreme Food Products beeause they are dependable, “It's always safe to say Supreme’’ Morris & wCompan\y'

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