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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-26
NOTICE EASTERN STAR.

Special meeting o, Elmira chapter
No. 40 Friday evening, May %, at 8:Op
o'clock, visit from district deputy.
banquet served at 6 O'Clock. All mem
bers expected to be present. by
order OF the worthy matron-
MRS. L. N. HAHN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-26

pared to mother. They can't s sms
ALL They don't know the ruu' s,nrs.
of the kind of music mother IA no
The kind she sings gets tahsi ,souid
in your heart strings. There .s,c d
be a isSopointment in the liu, ,notr
heaven to me If there were no lns
ers there to sing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-26
When Mother sinna.

Billy Sunday: The best music in
the world is like biscuits--its the
kind mother makes. There, is no
brass band or pipe organ that can
hold candle to mothers song. Calve,
Melba, Nordica. Eames, Schuman-
Heink-they are cheap skates COM
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29
REAL ESTATE WANTED

FOR sales. rentals, loans, Insurance, care
of property and collection OF rent see
F. ID. WliAD, 1901 Farnatn.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29

SIiEEP-ReCeipts were only fair again
today, arrivals Of twenty-seNen cars, or
800 head, being about the same as on
only 1870 head. reing less than half az
large as last week 9O00 hood short OF
t,,u weeks ago and over i,u0O head smaller
than a year ago. This is the highest run
for the first half OF any week in over
lambs opened cut strong. and allowing
for tho wctncss Of fleeces. earlp sales
we're quoted % q quarter higher, string
OF good lambs reaching s. 20 on the early
rounds with others not so desirable at
S6 After a few lunches had sold,
however. packers backed down. intimat-
ing that n they could have their way
the balance OF the lambs would go on a
The market dragsed along until after
midday. but In the end the bulk Of the
offerings was finally cashed at tho
early advance OF iSc There was good
deal OF difference Of opinion rs to how
much strength the market showed, and
some traders thought that, considering
the wetness OF fleeces at least part OF
the lambs showed quarter advance, but
most OF todays offerings were OF better
quality than yesterdays. and II was the
opinion OF the majority OF buyers as
we'll "a statesmen that today'e lambs AZ
$40 were no more than loo higher, even
though they were wet
Receipts OF old sheep were not 20
heavy a. yesterday and day before, and
were made up largely OF small punches,
which sold at fully steady prices. Ewes
again touched S6i5, while yeerlings
reached $3.50. as against $3.50 yesterday.
Feeder ewes sold early at $40
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs
good to choice. IS OofiS.f0. lambs, fair "a
good. 81 7basOO lambs. feeders, 5000
1.SS; yearlings, fair TO choice, $3.50
ESQ; wethers. fair TO choice, G.&66. Is
ewes good 10 choice, S,96d6,lS; ewes
fair to good, S4.75aS.2 q.
lQAnrRoepfntlVa
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Light Receipts Fail to Take Care Of
Demand and Old Wheat Ad-
vanoes Several Cents.
NEW WHEAT HALF CENT HIGHER
OMAHA. InlY 9. 1915.

OMAHA. July .. isiS
The market was fairly strong today
and all grains made slight advances
The offerings were exceptionally light
and were hardly sufficient TO take care
OF the demand. The market for old
wheat was especially strong and advanced
several cents, while new wheat showed
gain OF Nc. Corn was firm, selling
from h0ic higher. and oats advanced &c.
Yellow corn commands a premium OF
lc over the white, while the white corn
sold about Nc In advance OF the mixed.
II lie thought that farmers will use
more caution In stacking and threshing
their wheat than ever before. The grain
that has been rained on In the shock
VIII be allowed TO stand In the field
until II Ia dried out.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour
equal TO $4,000 bushels; corn, 1900 bush
els oats, $4,000 bushels
Liverpool spot; Wheat, I'D b Id higher;
corn, unchanged to ed lower.
Primary wheat receipts we're 1.799. 600
bushels and shipments rs, 600 bushels,
against receipts OF 100000 bushels and
shipments of 6SS.OO0 bushels last year,
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 bush
els and shipments $4,000 bushels, against
receipts OF $4,000 bushels and shipments
of $4,000 bushels last year
Primary oats receipts were $40 900 BUSH
els and shipments 442 900 bushels. against
receipts of 1,S1s 900 bushels and shipments
OF $4,000 bushels last year.
CARTnT RECE-IIrsTE
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Speculation on Larger Scale and
Million Mark is
Passed.
STEEL SHARES ARE FAvoRITEs

NEW YORK July IS Speculation was
on a larger scale today and the volume
OF business was even greater than on
the preceding two days, passina the
million mark. The speCt acular advance
among the industrials continued. but the
movement as n whole was less impress
sive than yesterday. owing to the lack
OF rcsiliency among the railroad stocks.
They were traded in heavily, but showed
the effects Of intermittent realizing
sales. The close was irregular with gains
In industrials well maintained and the
railroad shares on a slightly lower level
than at yesterdays close. Total sales
were 10000 shares.
The steel stocks were the favorites on
evidences OF Improvement In trade con
dittons United States Steel closed at 81.
the highest OF the year. The largest ad-
vance, however, was in Crucfble Steel
and Bethlehem steel. which established
new records An unconfirmed report
that the bulk OF Crucible Steel was be-
ing sought by purchasers OF the stock In
Of the jump In that issue OF l5A points
TO 65ia. Bethlehem Steels rise was .
points to $50 High records also were
made by CruCible Steel preferred at
iO5is, Westinghouse Electric at ll2 Ais
Chalmers at 2sa and the preferred at
6Sia. Pittsburgh Steel preferred was ad-
vanced points on resumption of the
dividend at the rate OF per cent. The
dividend on the preferred stock was de-
ferred on August II OF last year.
The electrical stocks were unusually
active. The rise in Westinghouse was
a large new war order, the contract be-
ing under call to 0)0O 600 rifles with an
option on the construction OF 10000 more.
The bond market was strong. although
there was an increase in foreign selling.
Total sales, par value. S. 10000. United
states a. pOtfDOn advanced u IN rafl
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29

%
CATTLE-Receipts were very light to-
day, only seventy-four cars being re
ported I'm. Most other market points were
also reporting moderate runs, the failing
off In receipts being due apparently 20
the severe break that has taken place In
prices during The last few days Receipts
ftg the three days are the smallest OF
any similar perioI since three weeks ago
auI slightly snialler than a year ago.
P'ef steers are in good demand and the
better grades were fully steady. TO pos
si,ly a little stronger than yesterday.
Me l'un 80 common grades showed little
or no change.
The best cows ans heifers we're little
hiEhor than yesterday and the movement
frcer. Medium RIuocs were steady.
Gpol feeders were also strong, choice
heavy Wyoming feeders bringing $3.50.
Medium o. common kinds were steady.
Quotations on cattle Good to choice
yearlingH, S9.OOa97b. fair to good year
iings $s.OO69O0; good to choice heavy
beeves. 49, 25Q965; fair TO good cornfed
beeves. ts5OQ926i common TO fair corn,
fed beeves, S7.5Ofis. 90; good to choice fed
heifers, $0OGS50: good to choice fed
cows, s650q725; good to choice grass
helfers $65Oti7 %; good TO choice grass
cows, $6OOfD6. 80; fair to good cows, S. 25
d6OO: common to fair cows, S3.J0d16 2b;
good to choice feeders, S7500rS.4O; fair 10
good feeders, Sc. 7bd7.5O; common TO fair
stockers, Si.60fi6. 80; stock heifers, $3.50
$40; stock cows, t5.5Oftd.25; stock calves
Ss0O0G 80: veal calves. SsO0li97b; fat bulls.
stage etc, S5.b0Gr7. 90.
Representative sales;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations Of the nay On various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. July 2S.-FLoUR-Firmly
held.
WHEAT-sp steady; No. red. new
N1S. and No. hard. new, $L2N c. T. T.
New York, No. I northern. Duluth,
s1.14iS. c. T. :, buffalo. Futures were
CORN-Spot. firm No. 2 yellow, slAc
prompt shipment
OATS-Spot, firm; standard. @c; No, 3
white. 6tc; fancy clipped white, 6im6Sc.
HAY-Firmer, prime $40 No. l. Sis
QL3,ls; No. 2, $3.50; No. 3. SIS; shipping.
81 .O0dl.1O
HoPS-steady: state common 20 choice.
1914 crop, adl3c, Pacific coast, 1914 crop.
i20l5c, 1913 crop. eaiiC
H1DEs--Firm; Bogota, &c; Central
America. Nc.
LBATHER-Firm hemlock flrsts, SEC;
PRoV1SioNs-Pork unsettled: mess,
SiSo06iS50 family SNoodG26o: short
clear. sls.O0a2i.5O. Beef. steady; mess,
SlSOOdiS5O; family, Si9 5Oa20.5O. Laru,
steady; middle west, S7.6G7S5.
TALI,OW-Dull; city, 5lec; country,
l55sd6'sc; special. 6Nc
BUTrER-Barely steady, receipts L.
295 cases; creamery extras. 26ia dpI'aC /.
| firsts, 241h@26c; seconds, 22is62lc.
! EGGS-lreFular. receipts. 1b.1i6 cases
EGGS-lrregular. receipts, i1l6 cases /;
| fresh gathered extras, 23EnSSc extra
| tirsts, 2ld22lfc; firsts, 1920; seconds,
! CHEESE - Steadier: receipts. 4i57
boxes; state whole milk fresh flats and
twins, white and colored specials, 1870
lac: state whole milk fresh flats and
twins. white and colored average fancy,
/ 1S1Rc
| PoULTRY--Alive, prices not settled.
| Dressed, firm; western frozen roasting
| chickens. lSu22c: fresh fowls, iced. l3Ltfl
/ lTiAc; fresh turkeys, iced, l5nl6c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29

HOGS-A very liberal run OF hogs, In
fact. the largest FOR any one day since
255 cars. or $500 head being reported
For the first half % the week supplies
foot up d3.2i3 head, being 5000 larger than
last week. over twice as large as two
weeks ago and a gain OF almost 1900
over last year. The run for the week TO
date is the largest since four weeks ago
which means that II is the heaviest OF
shipping hogs continued to slump. and
prices broke nearly l5c on good light
hogs this morning. Nothing sold over
81 q. and there was a sprlnkling clear on
down TO the packer bulk. which was
nearly g. 90 below the high price. To-day =
shipper prices are the lowest for some
time.
With the largest run IN over a month
on hand and another slumpy market I'm
Chicago a sharp break In values was ~
order again today. When packers started
out bidding around ibc lower than yester-
day sellers put up a fight for more
money. but packer offers failed 20 show
much, n any, Improvement and IL was
were being cashed on a fully l0Q1bc lower
basis Mixed and butcher weight hogs
moved largely around 81. 35Gp6.4O. while - Is
and $3.50 were the popular bids for
heavies. and some OF the commoner
butchers were unable 10 attract an offer
OF over $40. shippers were unable TO
handle all the light hogs and quite "A
number Of them found their way into the
killer droVes. As rule they commanded
quite a premium over the weighty kinds
week shipping grades have declined fully
&c, and even more than that In spots.
while packers are anyway 5Q3Oc down.
While shipping hogs nave held the aver
age up packer droyes are selling right
around the wears lowest point.
five aalaN-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29
LEGAL NOTICES

OFFICE OF OoMAnssARY, FOURTH
Infantry. N N. O.. 1928 City National
Bank Bldg, Omaha. Neb. -
Sealed proposals. In dupli1a for fur
nishing and delivering on or befOre Au-
gust s, 1884, al Fremont. Neb., sub
sistence stores as besow. in accordance
with specificatiOns and conditions set
forth In Circular No. s Office OF the
Commissary General, Washington, ID. o.,
April "a, lsiJ. will DO received az this Of
flee until ten O'Clock "A. NJ, August 8,
1915. and then opened. Specifications Will
be furnished upon request Dau n.
Tough, caPtAin cOmEnissary, Fourth In
si5 lbs. Beans, no lbs. Rice, 1sH lbs.
Potatoes. l.OoO lbs. Onions. aS cans To-
matoes, 100 lb8 Prunes. 10 cans n Ii.
jam; Sa lbs; Peaches dried. ~ Lbs.
sugar, ia cans Milk family size). 10 gals.
Vinegar, 10 gals, Sour Pickles. iss lbs.
Salt. AZ cans Pepper (black). l6s Ibs
Lard. 6s lbs. Butter Creamery, Is lbs
Oieomargarine. A. gals Syrup. 100 lbs.
laundry soap, - bottles Vanilla Hx-
tract q or. also ss75 lbs Fresh Beef
sls lbs. Bacon, 400 lbs. Fresh Tread 2OG
lbs. Flour, 10 be delivered as specified.
Jy2sd3t
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29

ST. LOUIS. Mo. July 2S.-CATTLE--
Receipts, $500 head; market steady TO
Inc higher; native beef steers, 1900
lO.1b cows and heifers. S6OO660O: year
ling steers, sS.6OQlO.OO; stockers and feed
ers, S6O0dS25, southern steers, N.251
S.S5. cows and heifers, SiOOnlS co. native
calves 6.O0aiO. 70.
HOGS-Receipts 600 head, market
steady to DC lower. pigs and lights, FS
az So mixed and butchers. s. s0df7 rs;
good heavy, N0OI7 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpta, 3 600
head market strong; mutton sheep, S4bO
$3.50, 6leating ewes, S5.5OdT.B; lambs,
&OOSiS,5 80
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.


Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. July 2S.--Anxiety over wet
weather effects on harvesting of wheat
was to some extent offset by skepticism
regarding the seriousness OF danger from
black rust. In consequence the wheat
market closed unsettled. Ad%c off to 1skc
up. compared with last night. Corn fin
ished at NC decline to &c advance, oats
with gains of shade to &c and provi-
sions down to l0lf20c.
Rains that implied delay and damage
to the winter crop of wheat gave the
July delivery n sharp advance and kept
It's price relatively strong throughout the
day. For a considerable time the later
operations were also bullishly affected by
black rust reports. but temperat lures in
the northwest were comparatively cool,
and the harvest of the spring crop was
as next week A sharp break In prices
at Minneapolis was taken as further dis
Crediting the black rust talk
Exporters were said to have bought Sep
TENDER wheat freely on the decline and
TO have taken 900 bushels of cash
cided interest was manifest regarding as
sertions that the British government
would assume direct control OF the entire
yield this season in Canada and Australia.
Shorts were on the buying side of corn,
especially while the wheat market main
tanned fun strength. The bulge. however,
brought out profit taking sales by hold
ers. According to a leading expert, the
temperatures at night recently have been
OF a sort to promote growth. Rainy
weather made oats advance. especially
July. There was an active shipping in
quiry from the east
Lower prices for hogs weakened provi-
sionE. Much of the selling appeared TO be
on orders to stop losses,
Closing prices on options:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29
cARIOr RECFIPrs

These cash sales were reported today {;
No. hard winter I car, new, S.2S; /
car. new, SIP. No. hard winter: ]
car, old, St.as; l car, new, SllS. No. 4
hard winter: car, new, ALTO Corn: No.
2 white: 1 car. nc. No. white cars.
nc. No. white: ! car, 76lkc No yellow
cars 7Sc; l car. Ulac. No. 8 yellow: I
car, 771kc. No s yellow l car, nc. No. 2
mixed: cars (near Yellow. To; l car.
nc; l car 76Ac. No. mixed: cars, nc;
6 cars. 76lo No. mixed: l car. T6}sc.
No. mixed: cars. i6c. sample car.
Tic; car, &c; car, hot, CSC, Oats: No,
8 white. / car 4sc, Rye-No. Q II car.
s2c. No. B. 2-5 car, S2c. Barley; Rejected;
Omaha cash Prices--wheat: No. tur-
key. 81. 22dL40; No 3 turkey. 81. 201il 80 !;
No. 2 hard, S121d11.39. No 3 hard, N.1sdp
1.3s; No. hard, S1.09q1.S6; No. 3 spring,
81. 34dD1. Ss; No. 2 durum, 81 .079l 0s; No. 2
durun, 81. O6Gr1 OF. Corn; No. ? white. 76h
ORC; No. white. T8ikp77c: No. 4 white,
ll976%c No. 8 white. 7e@761kc; No. 6
white. 7e@76lzc: No. yellow. 7Iha7sc
No yellow. T7N9T7iSc; No. 4 yellow. u
e8TTkc No yellow 76%6T7c; No.
mixed, 76lfq77c; No. mixed. 76kdfTc
No 4 mixed, 766D76}4c; No. mixed 766
T6lsc; No. mixed, 7bs. d76c; sample mixed.
e567lc. Oata-No. . white, 4g4tG5oc stand
ard 49LtGD49hc: No. 3 white, sAdpi9c; No.
white. 4s<d4Slhc. Barley Mating 67dD
6ec No / feed 64Gp65c. Rye: No. . 92d
S2'hc; No. g. 9lIf692c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals WI be received AZ
lincoln. Nebraska, by the Board OF Edu-
cation. Nebraska State Normal Schools
tIp until ten o'clock a. m. August 8. 1913
for the erection of a brick and stone
AUDITORIUM for the State Normal School
at Kearney Nebraska; In accordance
BY j. II. Craddock. Architect, Room n.
Continental Building, Omaha. Nebraska.
The Board OF Education, NebFa ska
state Normal Schools. will also receive
proposals for the heating plumbing ana
electric wiring for above building, ac-
cording to plans and specifications pre-
pared By the architect, up until tie hour
and date above named.
All bids must be accompanied by a GER
titled check for five % per cent OF the
fun amount OF bid. made payable to q.
y. Hall, State Treasurer OF Nebraska
The Board reserves the right 10 accept
any OF reject any OF all bids.
Signed by the President and the Secre-
tary OF the Board OF Education, Ne.
hlaska State Normal School Jy-2id12t
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

BUTrER-No. /. lib cartons, esc; No,
. 60-lb tubs, 24c.
HEEsE-imported Swiss, S5c; Amer
lean Swiss PC; block Swiss, &c; twins,
America, lSIc; blue label brick, lie; linz
burger Glib, soc; New York white, lSci
imported French Rouuefort, tOc.
FISH-Trout. 15c; whitefish, l3c; hall
but, lSc: channel catfish. loo: herring, 10;
Goldfish, lOql2c; mackarcl, loo; salmon,
l3Qllc.
BEEF CUTS Ribs: No. 1. lStsc; No. 2.
lshoi No; 3, ,lihe Loins: No !, 2O}Fc,
No. ?, lslhci No. 8, lShc: Chucks; No. Y
lltlc; No: 2, lie; No, :. l0&c,;, ROUNDS:
Plates; No. /. sac; No. ?. $40; No 3,
Fruit and vegetable prices furnished by
FURNISHINGS. California valencias.
California Yslenciss, 1905, slS6 per box;
$40 per box. Lemons extra fancy Col
den Bowl, @Os, @jos, 50 20 per box; extra
fancy sunkist. SOos, S60s, $500 per box;
extra fancy Red Ball 800s. 360s 81 20 per
box. Peaches, California Crawfords 700
per box; liberia, four basket crates, soc
per crate; Elberta, four basket crates,
els, $l.5 per bu.; Elbertas. 25-bushel lots,
no per bu.. Plums. Burbanks, 9Oc per
crate. Pears, California Bartletts. s225
per crate. Blackberries. "a pr. cases.
$500 per crate. Bananas. medium fruit
$500 to 1926 per bunch Jumbo fruit,
Changuinola and Port Limon &c per 10.
Catalogues, Ponies, bis, S225 per crate
Maops Nevadas Standards $500 per crate
VfSGYrA BIES-Cabbage, homegrown
and southern, 1hc per lb. nd. lettuce,
800 per doz.; peppers. so Yer basket;
II. lettuce. Zoe doz.; toma toes, Sl.75 per
box; onions, Wash, 2ihc per ID; celery
S5c per doZ.: cucumbers. 81. 10 per basket:
parsley, $50 per doz.; wax and green
beans, 5Oc per basket; green peas SOC
per basket; new beets, carrots and tur.
nips. 400 per basket; radishes, 2Oc pei
doz. New potatoes. Coo per bu Sweet
potatoes, H.76 per hamper. Nuts, No.
walnuts. 1sc per h.; filberts, l5c per ID
Brazils. 12lsc per lb.;, pecans. i2isc pei
| Crackeriack, $3.50 per case. Cornpops
$3.26 per case. Crackerjack, N.T5 per hall
case. Cornpops. S.6 per half case
| Peanuts. No. 1 raw. &C lb.: Jumbo raw
| &c per h.; No. l roasted. &c per H..
Jumbo roasted. DC per lb. Watermelon
! 1hc per ID.
NU'FS-No. 1 walnuts, 1sc h.; filberts
l5c lb. Brazils, l21kc h.; pecans, 12l5c Id.
almonds. 20c Id,
OUS-Crackerjaok, Ss5C
case, "a case, $40; cornpops, 1925 case;
~ case, si.65. Peanuts No. / raw. &c ID.
No. l roasted, Sc ID; Jumbo. raw. Sc ID.
Jumbo. roasted. 10c ID; sailed. S.& can
Honey, N.SO case. LINES, 500 basket
IWatermelons, 1hc ID.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29

LONDON. July &-Aotivity developed
In American securities today in response
20 yesterdays rise In Wall street
large business was done in United States
steel following the publication OF the
quarterly report. Tho price ranged from
6S 20 %, Canadian Pacific and Union Pa
clflc were also active. and the closing
firm az the best point American Mar
conls we're strong and Canadian Car was
flat.
sILvER-Bar. 22ssd per ounce
MONEY-fd4h per cent.
DISCOUNT RATBS-Short bills ST.
per cent; three months. 1864 per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29
Wait For
Mime Lusa
REAL EsTATE-wEsT SIDE
For Sale By Owner

New modern six-room house on I'D
ST near Farnam; oak floors and finish
has fireplace, sleeping porch and built
in bookcases and cupboards. Must be
sold and will sacrifice. Call Douglas 2OIO
during business hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29
Coffee Marker.

NEW YORK. July 2S-COFFEE--Th
market for coffee futures opened al an
advance of to points. owing to a
show of firmness in Brazil, where Rio
exchange was higher and on covering
Offerings from Brazil were firm 10 10
20 points lower la the cost and freight
market however. and this caused active
selling, which ran the market into stop
loss orders and resulted In decline
close was to 10 points net lower Sales,
~ 80 bags. July, GOO; August. 6G9c:
september 6.b4c: October. 656c. Novem-
Der. 65sc; December. $500 January. s65c
May Csc: June. 6.9Oc
Spot coffee easier. Rio No. T. 74Ec: San
tos No. 4. &c. Rio exchange on London,
81 ga higher Milreis prices we're. IS reis
higher al Rio and unchanged at santos.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29
Steamboat inspection
Will Be 0verhauled

WASHINGTON. July ga thorough
investigation OF the steamboat inspec-
ton by the Department OF Commerce,
II was learned today. probably will grow
out OF the Eastland steamship disaster
in Chicago. A movement already is on
foot in the department for the practical
reorganization OF the service in prepara-
ton OF the Inauguration OF the new sea-
mems law I'm November and the disaster
viii tend to give force TO this work
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29

NEW YORK, July 2s-MERCANrII.E
PAPER-3a3ih per cent 800
STERLING EXCHANGEs-sO-b bad bills.
A7i7b. demand. A.16S5: cables, SAT-
SILVER Bar. 4Tiso Mexican dollars.
36ikc. s
BONDS-Government. firm; railroad,
strong.
TIME I4oANS-Ftrm; ~ days. 2ts per
cent 70 days, %per cent six months.
a.. per cent
CALL MoNBY-steadyi high ? per
cent; low III per cent; ruling rate Ia
per cent; last loan, per cent, closing
big, ia per cent; offered at. per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29
Payne & Slater Co.
SIG Omaha National Bank Bldg.
NJ -OIIIUIIu 1ANtNNIVIIdI IlNITN lIINHN
JUST COMPLETED.
CHOICE DUNDEE HOME.

AMONG FINE HOMES.
If YOU WANT A GOOD HOME SEE
THIS ONE AT 5OO5 BURT STREET
This home is full two stories, strictly
modern, oak finish throughout; has sun
room with French doors. window seat,
vestibule and coat closet; large living
room with colonnade opening; fine din
ing room, which has paneled walls and
plate rail- neat den or sewing room,
handy kitchen. with butlt-in cupboards;
clothes chute to both floors. large refrig-
orator room, three large bed rooms, four
closets, sleeping porch Sxl6; tiled bath,
stairs to floored attic, decorated through
out; full cement basement, with fruit
room. sink and cellar drain; screens,
warranted furnace and plumbing; lot COX
100.
Built by day labor. See this today as
the value and terms are such that YOU
will want to own II.
Compare with any home In Omaha az
to material and finish. For more infor-
nation, phone Walnut 2716. B. E. Price,
owner,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29
Metal Market.

NEW YORK. July S.-METALs-
Lead, offered at $3.50 Speter. not
quoted. Copper, nominal electrolytic
$500 Iron, steady and unchanged. Tin,
At London; Spot copper, era; ~.
lures. e7S IS; electrolytic. es7 los; spot
tin. ESQ 5s. futures, Cleo; anthony,
els; lead e2t 7s Cd; speiter es2 lOs
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29

KANSAS CITY, Mo. July 2S.--CATTLE
Receipts, 500 head market steady 20
l5e higher; prime fed steers, ss,50dio.Oo,
steers, SyOcds.5S; stockers' and feeders,
se,2eqst0; bulls, f5S0g7.OC; calves, 5000
1925
60 zoe lower bulk, Sc 90ftf.sS; heavy, G,i5
6pIi0: packers and butchers. IS. Odi7 rs;
light, S.0OCp7. Is; pigs, G.16fI7.2
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Receipts. 1000
head market SOC higher lambs, S6.0OGi
s,S5 yearlings. @7Sa7.5O; wethers. 81, sa
100: eWes S. CONG. TO-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-29
sioux CITY Live stock Market.

SIOUX CITY, la. July &.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 100: market steady native
steers, s6.OOQi9.2 %: cows and helfers. N.2
df625; Gamers 81. 5Oh4.75; stockers and
feeders, So 2OGI7 20; calves, s6.0Ods. 20; bulls,
stays. etc. s.. OOd60O.
HOGS-Receipts, l1.OCO; market 2pr
lower: heavy. So SOd1T TO- mixed. $500
$50; light. s59oddl0; bulk OF sales. 500
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