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detectives are hunting fer very
comment Pittsburg official of the
Steel Trust as witness in the
@''ofee case which her husband
""' brought against Mrs. Constance
Slohebracker. They were sent to
.lsparg some day ago. but the
''f'e'al knew they were coming, and
mas been able to elude them.
VI course. he could not be cont
e''eo' under the subpoena which
NY nave, to return to New York 10
seiiy' but the service of the paper
"ouia bring his name into the
case
ne is not the only well-know
1en mentioned by the irate hus-
r nn There. for instance, was IBIS
'' Edwards. street cleaning com
~ of New York eits under
,r asof Gaynor, Edwards won ma
NJ Tame when he played on
f'neeton's football team, and he
~ oeen much in the public eye
''"es he lef: college.
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RlYL09 UNIVERSITY
NEWS OF INTEREST
COURSE II JOURNALISM Is II.
TRACING ! GREAT DEAF.
OF ATTENTION.
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Is Being Installed III tEitel-
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Daily Light Special.

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Indigestion and divorces are alike
in that they both may start in the
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first program, Feb, &c, at Corsicaiia
IN tho following day, the club VIII
FIJI an engagement at Blooming
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22

CATILfs-Retelplt hl
smaller than yesterday, only n cars
being reported IN the yards Still, for
the two days the receipts foot Up I,iW
head being double the receipts for the
same days last week, and larger than
year ago by 100 head II is very ap-
parent that the extremely high prices
raid last week stimulated shipments OF
cattle. Receipts this morning contained
a good many western cattle, with only a
moderate sprinkling Of good cornteds.
Cows and heifers we're slow and weak
to as much as i0nlbc lower, or around
2iGt4Oc lower on the common 10 medium
grades of KrasseTs than last week.
Stockers and feeders were In good de-
mand and the desirable cattle sold al
prices that were, " anything, strong as
compared with yesterday. A bunch oil
very good Wyomings sold up to - -
Quotations on cattle. Good TO choice
beef steers, 81. 25a9.75; fair to good beef
steers SS75d9 ~; common TO fair beef
steers, 81. 15GiS 15; choice TO fancy cOrn-ted
keifers s. OOG9 10, good 10 choice heifers,
81 50lIS on; good to choice COWS, SC. &.1Od 60
fair TO good grades, f6.iJqt67 20. common "a
fair grades, s.. 75Q6.75 good To choice
stockers and feeders, 7dOdS. %; fair 90
good stockeTs and feedeTs @.7Offl 30:
common to fair stoclcTs and feeders, DO
G6.B; stock cows and heifers, bWlinVO,
stock calves, T.OOa8OO, veal calves, Hs.vOq
10 50; bulls. stays, etc. IS S5u7.6.
RepTeHentattYp sal les.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading aud Closing
Prices on BOARD of Trade

CHICAGO, July H-Black rust dam
az" increased and reports that central
Russia was face to face with famine con
ditious carried the wheat market today
10 a higher level There was a steady
close, Asc TO Aa3sc above last night. Corn
gaincd lsmlkc net. oats finished un-
varying from lOc decline TO u rise OF
2I1c.
Nearly every crop expert in the spring
wheat belt sent word Of augmented in
jury being done by black rust and excess
siye heat. Premature ripening in southern
Manitoba formed part OF the burden OF
attention was given TO the menacing CON
ditiOns this side of the Canadian line
Bullish sentiment was emphasized by
statements that European import needs
would he heavier than expected. the
shortage probably being especially acute
in Bulgaria, Roumania and the center OF
Russia.
Decided activity as we'll as strength
developed in the wheat market, but not
all OF th egains were held. Country ac-
ceptances of bids from here enlarged after
the bulge in prices Besides there was
gossip that Yields in Missouri. Illinois.
Indiana and Kentucky G - aeded the esti-
mates and that the winter crop as whole
would run above even the July forecast.
Drouth reports led to rise In the value
OF corn. Demand from the east revived
and the south was said tosbe competing
with Chicago for Illinois offerings. Ac-
| tion O fthe United States government in
ordering "A cargo of Argentina bond placed
under bond as unfit for human consump-
tion counted also against the bears. Oats
made some response to the strength OF
other grain and to disappointing thresh-
ing returns from Iowa and elsewhere, but
the impending movement of the new crop
acted largely as an Offset
Longs unloadcd on all the hard spots
in the provisions market. There was but
little disposition shown to give prices
any support
Futures ranged as follows:
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Milling Journal Issues Statement
Spring Wheat Outlook Bright.
OTHERS ARE CONTRADICTORY
Messages Received from various
Quarters of the Country Deny
that Grain Planted Thts
Wear Looking Its Bcst.
ONIAHA- NM gl. lgIL

OMAHA, July 81. 1914
a milling journal VI the spring wheat
country issued a bulletin yesterday, say
ing that the wheat crop prospects. up to
Tuesday, July IA. were certainly bright,
but since then pronounced deterioration
has taken place. The paper says in part,
in speaking OF conditions surrounding the
crop: we do not wish to look at this
matter from "a pessinistic standpoint but
II is not theory, but the actual black rust
While the above was in line with many
Of the messages received there were
others contradictory and this state OF at
fairs made speculation quite uncertain
and the average speCulatOr was at sea not
knowing which way to turn. Tho chicago
crop experts who are now in the north
reports sent I'm were manufactured oy
wheat longs who are anxious to force
the market upward in order to secure
profits on their holdings. Another crop
expert who was at Watertown. ;. D.. said
that he had Travelled over the territory
and had been unable to find the crop
losses as claimed by many VINO are IN
that section of the country.
The volume OF trade In the ChicaSo
wheat market was comparatively small
yesterday. The outsider was not IN the
market, which shows there may be some
doubt as to the conditions IN the north-
vest, for, II crop losses were actual, buy-
ing orders would come I'm from that sec
ton. Ii is claimed that the plant Is
too far advanced to be hurt by MACK rust
as II is now nearly ready for the reaper,
Corn closed with gains yeSltluAy Aiiu
sentiment was decidedly bulhsh. Ihe
strengthening influence was the decrease
In the visible supply and the stocks. Inc
eastern demand Tor cash was better, win
lair spring sales reported Cash prices
locally were unchanged
Liverpool market reported Danubtan Of
ferings as liberal Torrenual rains We're
reported in Argentina over Sunday.
Oats we're unchanged, The weather u
fine for the completion OF harvesting the
crop and II is said that the movemen at
will BE- on . liberal scale. Cash trade
was moderate. Worlds shipments were
again small. Western receipts we're $500.
bushels against $500 bushels last year.
The provision market closed with an
easier feeling yesterday. The situation
was weaker because of lack of buying
Of the cash article. coupled with stock
yards holdings,
The cash trade was said 70 be small
ana there was a disposition on the part
of holders TO dispose OF their lines.
Wheat was nc hihger.
Corn was hGtlc higher
Oats we're lac higher.
CleArances were; Wheat and flour euua
to 6SI 900 bushels; corn, none; oats, 500
bushels
Liverpool close: Wheat sd to jkc
higher; corn. I'D higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 9 2l6S, OOt
bushels, and shipments 100000 bushels
against receipts of l792,OOO bushels and
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22
I<.,... Ci,y live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, July H-HOGS-Ile.
KANSAS CITY, July H--CATTLES-Re
ceipta. 1000 head; market steady; prime
fed steers, 81 5Odi0. So dressed beef steers,
S. 2Jdg u: western steerB, T60a9.JO; stock
era and feeders, S6OOds ~; bulls $5.2Gqp
TOO; calves t6bOdil0B,
HOGS Receipts. 400 head; market
steady; bulk OF sales, ss6d9 10; heavy,
80 Osdf9 r. packers and butchers, pOOp
$40. light SS.sOS9.l0; pigs y GOaaM.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5000
head: market steady; lambs, T50G6.O0
yeArlings, So OOHS 20 wethers. AT0f6.sO
ewes 81 005i4 I5
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22
Cattle Slow Steady to as Much rs
Ten Lower.
HOGS SLOW, BUT ABOUT STEADY
Receipts of Roth sheep aud Lambs
quite Liberal and Trade slow,
with Prices wcak 10 Ten
or More Lower.
sorrH oMAnA. lnl. b. IN

The following table SHOWS the trcripts
OF cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year 10
date as compared with last year -
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22

s., 100 FOR QUICK cash sale. income prop
erty; Sl3 per cent. Call owner, evenings,
Harney 1886.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle slow an dSteady-HOEs
steady 10 strong.

CHICAGO, July H.-HOGS-Receipts,
1900 head; market steady to strong
Bulk OF sales s. S0fr9O6; light, tA@at9 10,
mixed, s. G0Gt9 Is; heavy, S.Bm9.lb 10; rough.
- +5Hs 90; pigs, 81 T5@o O.,
CATTLIc-Fteceipts, 3.60O head: market
slow and steady; calves, strong to &c
higher. beeves. N7Ou9. is: steers, 5000
$50: stockers and feeders. f6,75dS 90; cows
and heifers, 90 s06iS.lO; calves, N.O@1l. ~.
SHHBP AND LAM BsS- Receipts. 3lO0C
head; market steady to i0C lower, sheep,
S. lOdrSlO yearllngs, S,jod6S. lambs
So OO0fS l6
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22

NEW YORK, July n 1-COFFEB-The
market was steadler today with a more
active trade and after opening steady at
20 points advance. WAS sustained all
day by local covering orders and mod
crate demand from Europe The close
was Z 20 points net higher. F'irmness
in European markets and rather bull
ish estimate regarding the santos crop
were chiefly respOnsible for the upturn
here. Soles 80 bags. July. Sj3c.
August S53e; September, s53c: October,
73C. December $50, January, Sy7c:
March. SO5c May. S13c. spot coffee,
steady; Rio No. Z, Sal5c; santos No. l.
10 Opc
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22
Metal MnrIrrf.

NEW YORK. July A-METAl1S-
Lead quiet. - SqS8s5, London. Ris 5s.
Speltar, easy, 81 $4,000; London, R2l l2s
Cd. Copper, easier; spot and September,
il3 2JGlSbO. electrolytic, Sl35Oal3.s2. lake,
nominal castings, Sl3.Bd1SN Tin,
quiet; spot. S3lS0Qt3l75; September. SSl q
muS7. Anumony, dun: CoOkson, F.l2d
10 Iron quiet unchanged London
prices Copper. easy; spot eco los, fl-
lures. eco lOs Cd. Tin easy; spot, Rli3 5s.
futures, ElA los Iron, Cleveland war
rants, sis Cd
ST louis. July H--METALS-Lead
dull, $40, spelter. unsettled. t4s2izGI4 o.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22
Washington Affairs

Further dissertation OF private business
and railroads was recommended 70 con-
gross by the Interstate Commerce com
M issiOn as "A result of an investigation
into the transportation or coal and oil.
In response 20 resolution OF congress
The commission recommended that the
commodities clause in The Hepburn rate
law be extended 20 all traffic.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. July H-COTTON-Fi-
lures closed steady. August. N22s Oc-
tOber Sl2 80: November, ti2 q; December.
81 a., January, f12E. March, NZ47: May.
tl26 spot. quiet: middling. N3B. gulf.
80 90: sales. none
Cotton closed steady with prices un-
changed 70 3 points net lower
LIVERPOOL. July m-COTTON-Sp
irregular; good middiing, 7.S3d; middling.
4ld, low mldlng, $50. Sales 500 bales
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22

LONDON, July 2l-The offering Of
10 $50 bales al the wool sales today were
somewhat smaller There was an ami
mated demand for all grades and firm
prices were realized America was a keen
bidder forcrosscreds ana the continent
was active for secured, merinos and me-
dium CrossbTeds. The series will close
tomorrow. American purchases 30 far
are estimated al ZOO bales
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22
Treasnry Statement.

WASHINGTON. July 2l-The condttloD
OF the United States treasury at the
beginning OF business today was: Ner
balance In general fund. tl4e. s8s, SO: total
ments yesterday. 81. .SSa.sil; the % surply.
this fiscal year Is 81, 2S0,00s. AgaInst a
deficit OF fl5,94,3l6 last year. exclusive
or Panama and public debt transactions
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22

NEW YORK. July H-MONEY-on
call, easier, 2lf2h per cent: ruling rate.
y, per cent; closing bid, 2lti2h per cent
Time loans. firm; 90 days, 2A per cent:
cent -
MERCANTILE l.F PAPER-iIidf6 per cent
STERLINti ENCHANGEc-F1rfn; GO-lqv
hiils tLStij; de mand. S4S7GO Commercls |
bills SISiI-Gfi So.
iiC '''
BoNps-Government, steady; railroad,
steady. N'
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22

ST. LOUIS. July A.--CATTLE-Rece
400 head: market, steady. native beef
steers. s75OGl0OO; COWS and heifers, S0OdD
$50: stockerH and feeders, $5O0a7 %;
southern steers s. 7bHS Is, cows and
heifers, 81 5OdG.GO; native calves. 5000
1913.
HOGS-Receipts, 900 head: pigs and
lights s. SOOdS 20: mixed and butchers.
50 OOdf9. %: good heavy. 50. lOn9O 20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 100
head, market steady; native muttons,
s4 OOd4 5O lambs, s. 25dSO0
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22
sInnr CItr LIyc stoek AIarket.

SIOUX CITY. July H.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 800 head market. steady; native
steers. g. OOn9 10; butchers, 81 75qS 90;
Gamers t3Bd6.O0
HOGS-Receipts, 900 market. &c
higher: leavy. tS65dS 77il: mixed sS.GOB
S65; light, tS.5OmS6O; bulk or sales. SSGOQp
.G@
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reoeipts, 40
head: no quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22
VAkLOI RECEIPTS.
WnaNa q

These sales were reported today wheat
Ne. 2 hard winter. I car. 75ac, 1 car
liitc. 2 cars, Ific No. 3 hard winter.
cars, Zoe; 1 car. I4igc. No. 4 hard win
ter; I car. 7lc. Oats-No white. I car
Sc 1 car. 3No 1 car, new. Stc. No,
white car. Nac, I car, Sac. No Grade
car, $3.50; cars 33c. Corn-No. white
car. 7Siac. No. I yellow: cars &C
No. yellow: cars 6SNc; ! car. SSitc
No. 3 yellow: 1 car. 6S1ac. 2 cars. 6SAc
No. yellow: ! car eSC. No yellow
car. 67ISc. 4 car, sc. No. mixed:
car. near white, 1Sc; I car. 6SiAc; / car
sc No 3 mixed: / car, 6Sc cars, 67Nc
cars, 61tc. No. mixed l car, sc
No. mixed: cars, 6tC, l car &c
Sample mixed: / car, sc.
Omaha Cash Prices-Wheat. No. hard,
13lfa76lac; No. hard. ISQ0bac; No.
hard, 6sl467ie No. 9 spring, 7tha75hc;
No. 3 spring, 7SlaTiAhc, No 4 spring, 7ei4
Q72ltc: No. . durum. I3G1Sc; No. 8 durum
7iG72c. corn, NO. 2 white, 75Nqlbhc; No,
3 white, 74Ad75c, No 4 white 735tG ,4hC
No, 2 elbow, 6sHU6S',c; No. . yellow, So.
6i6ShC, No. yellow, 67d6Sc. No. mixed,
6Sa6Si4c, No. 3 mixed, 67i4dSSc. No
mixed 66ai67hC. oats. 35iamSi4c; stand
ard 2jdS5hc; No 3 white, 34ihGp35C No
1 white. 3iqSilsc. Barley: Mating, 50a6tc
No. / feed tjdGoc Rye: No. 2 5i}tGSSc
No. g. 57a67hc
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22
ST. joseph Live stock Market.

ST JOSEPH, July H.-CATTLE-Ite-
ceipts, 800 head, Market steady, steers
s. 60D9.65; cows and heifers N.3Q19 25
calves, S5.BOallOO0
HOGS-Receipts. 600 head Market
strong; bulk Of sales, IS Gg9O5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, i,OOt
head. Market lowsrl lambs, 81 Bd775.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22
OMAHA Hay NIarkrt.

PRAIRIE HAY-Choice upland. 8li J0l
1900; No. 1. N05Cdil5o; No. 2. So OOa 90,
30. 3. 81 OOGIb.O1.
ALFALFA-New. No. / to choice. 81 %
alJOO.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22

NEW YORK. July 1-Co1ToN ooODs
Market quiet today with an easy ten
dency on brown goods Jobberu war,
moderately active. Light weight men =
Wesr for summer use was bouGht ub-
orally. but staples were uhort
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22
North Dakota.
Nebraska.
3O9-ACre Farm

only about II miles north of Omaha on
the Calhoun road There are over 200
acres of good farm land, balance pas
ture and timber. Improvements AL. Con-
sist Of good house, large barns and or
. other smaller barns, with hog tight
pasture: also good-sized orchard with diff
ferent varieties of fruit and shrubbery.
Then there Is fair tenant house with the
necessary outbuildings. This farm is
owned by old folks, who cannot give
proper attention and positively for an all
around farm is a craokerIack. Remember
this farm is only II miles from Omaha.
ought to be and is honestly worth from
si75 to 500 per acre, but IL sold quick,
$40 will buy 1t.
O'NEIL'S r. f. & ms. AGY.,
1905 Farnam. Tyler 1924.
FOUND-320-acre homestead in settled
neighborhoOd; fine farm land; not sand
hills; cost you $500 filing fees and all. ].
A. Tracey, Kimball. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22

shipments Of l.lSe.OO bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 1900 BUSH
els and shipments Do OO bushels against
receipts " ietoOO bushels and shipmeuts
OF 53S,OO bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 6e9 600 bush
els. and shipments 62q OQo bushels against
receipts Of 10000 bushels aud shipments
of NiUO bushels last year
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22

KANSAS CITY. July 21.-WEfEAT-No
hard 7jas0c, No. 2 red, 75p76c July, 74c
September 1gEc; December 761zQ7Gssc.
CORN-NO 2 mixed 7ii4c: No. white
75c; September, 65is06J3yc. December 54c
OATS-No. white, 372lc; No 2 mike
3fH36Jzc
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22

LONDON, July A.-American aecurttIea
opened fraction lower and improved on
fair buying. At noon the tone was steady
with prizes ranging from II higher 10 II
lower than yesterdays New York clotIpe
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22

ST LOUIS July 2I.-WHEAT-No. 2
red 79lsOc: No. . hard, Tslt0S8c; July,
7gc; September. 7sikc.
CORN-No. 2. 15c; No. ? white. SIC;
July 72c, September, 6aiaC.
OATs-standGrd, S71B0Sc. No ? white.
39c
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22

LIVERPOOL, July A-WHBAT-No. ]
Manitoba - 4Ald, No. 2, Is Sd; October,
81 gikd: December. 6s llisd.
CoRN-Amsrican mixed. SIS I'd; septem-
ber 5s 47sd
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22

NEW YORK. July l.--BVAPORATEU
APP LE5-MaTket quiet, but steady.
DRIED FTtuIT-PTunes. inactive. aprl-
cots and peaches, steady: Taisins. uuiet
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22
MInnenpoIIs Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS. July g-WHEAT-No.
! hard 93iSc; No. ! northern. 90td92bc
No. northern. hSisnDtc, No. 3, sjIsa
SSiAc
LOCR-UnchBnged
BARLEY-42H49C.
RTE-t5NiJ5C.
HRAN-SlS5O
CORN-No. 3 yellow. G7GI6I &C.
OATS-No white. 346b3ptc
FLAX-gl 6ga4 4dDl.7lA
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22
hank CIearinRs.

OMAHA. July H.-Bank cleartngs foB
&C trrespondins day last year, s2.S1s, -
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22

Chicago Cash Prices-Wheat: No. . red,
SOa4 GSIIgc; No 2 hard, slaS2c: No
northern, 9lhQg2c; No. spring 9Oi3q9lc,
Corn: No. 2 yellow. nc; No. yellow,
7llga7la4c. Oats: No. 3 white. 35i4d36&c;
standard, 37& G3H4c. Rye: No. 2, 62a63c
Barley: 4SM67c Timothy: A.OOd6 -.
Clover: SlOOGglSO0 Pork: $3.50. Lard
$40 O2h Ribs: 81 .62Iksil2 1911.
TTTER-Higher: CreHmeries, Hd21hc.
EGGS-Higher: receipts 1906 cases; at
mark, cases included l5iz01SAc; Ordi-
nary firsts, l7ikdlSc; firsts. lSIRQlgc.
POULTRY--Alive, higher; springs l94
Ole: fowls, l5Ac.
POTATO OES-LOwer; receirts 75 cars,
Illinois, Kansas and Missouri Ohios, 65@
15c per bushel. homegrown Ohios 81 25lt
] 90 per bag; Virginia, barrels, y, soar. 70.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22
BIDs FOR cONsTRUcTION

OF THE
NEW GRAMMAR SCHOOL BUILDING.
Sealed bids will be received until .. IN.
Tuesday August II, 1914, at the office Of
the Board OF Educa tion. Lead, =. D.. for
new nineteen-rOom grammar school,
62xll6 feet to be erected on the Central
campus and to be completed on or before
August 10, 1915.
The Board of Education will receive
three kinds OF bids on the following
branches:
l, masonry; ?, cement and fireproofing
3. structural iron; 4. ornamental iron; .,
carpentry; 8. lath and plastering; G
glazing; S, tile floors. ., painting; 10,
sheet metal and tile roofing, IL, heating
and ventilating; ~, plumbing and sewer
age: Is, electric wiring and telephone; II,
window shades; l6, blackboards; 10
vacuum cleaner; H. program clocks.
First-Separate bids on any one OF the
above branches.
Second-Bids on the first nine branches
Third-Bids on the seventeen branches.
Specifications and plans are now IN the
office Of the secretary and may Oe OBJ
tanned at any time for purpose OF bid
ding.
A certified check Of five per cent C5s5l
Of the amount OF bid. payable 10 Score
tary Of Board Of Education must aC-
company each and all bids
The Board reserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids.
CARRIE NJ VOIGT.
Elark pf EdugatfGn
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22
Hnrnr Market.

NEW YORK. July I.-SUGAR--Raw
steady: molasses, 2.6lc. centrifugal, g. 26c
refined. stea jy; cut loaf 5.3Oc; crushed
) 2Or; mould, a. $50. cubes, 485c
xxx powdered. i.5jc powdered 45oc
fine Prsnulated 4.4OC; diamond "A "
4 zoe: confectioners "A" i3Oc; No I. 42Oc
BUTTER-Steady; receipts, 400 tubs
crea merry, extras, 21iLSI2S14c; firsts, 24ls6i
nc; seconds. 22d24c, process, extras, 221zfl
&c.
CHEESE-Easy; state, whole milk
colored. specials i4a.a15C; white. 14stalbc
white or colored. average, fancy lp4m
l4Ikc; skins +Gllhc.
EGGs-Steady; fresh gathered, extras
2fQ26c; extra firsts, 22iz1 23ikc firsts. ZiQ
22c; nearby hennery, white, 24a29c
gathered, whites. Z2q27c; browns 24d1jc
POULTRY-Live, firm western chick
ems. broilers, 24d25lkc; fowls lSc; turkeys
IJal5I4c. Dressed quiet: western, chick
. ems. frozen, l4lsc fowls, 12dl9c' turkeys
25d26c
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22

Omaha real estate IL the best investment
you could make. Read Tho Bees seal
estate columns
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22
Sunday s'lIoliday

Receipts ana disposition OF live stock At
the Union stock yards iu South Omaha
for twenty-four hours ending at D m
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22
1914 HARVEY ST
BETTER HOMES

Low PRlCES-EASY TERMS
COOL SLEEPING PORCHES
Brand new, never occupied, oak fin
ished full two stories, six large rooms
besides bath, den and screened-in sleeping
porch, fine light fixtures and window
shades, decorated throughout, full base
ment with fruit cellar and floor drain,
furnace heat. Located on paved street
at 2t37 and 2439 Laurel Ave. Price 50, $50:
$3.50 cash, $3l 80 monthly. Am leaving the
city soon and offering a bargain. Phone
owner, Harney $40.