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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-13

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bieIe Wette bin $50 getpOnnen baben.
gr butte fdliebli4 ben sroit, bab
ibm ouf Qlnorbnuns bes Hi1ters bic
seipstt.ten $1.5o 5uriidsesebeu iDurs
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-13

Srgenbeine CUTE Seife nno itarfes Net.
ben lptrb Sbre gSdi6e rein MAIDEN Gs bdngt
BON Der @rDbe Sbrer @di6e ab, ob Der gan5e
Sag erforoerli6 tit ooer ni6t Sber Ste t6n=
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-13
Sfad)rid)t, ,iueldc Dielcit
Mdntierit tpillfpnts
men it,

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wstttbeiIiiHg eripeifen fir aIIe Gene,
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f6lngen, ferb6s finb, iuel6e ffIotierIoe
DIicper bnbsn, 6erBil0pfen. G6ipinbel
5nlte fSithf. E6lnfloilaieif, arliHbiJfe
Tifr6f. Dnebafiiafeit, eiiuns 5u unicr.
iiebmen nnb alIaemetHe llnidbiafeit, lias
tiirlih unb raiione1 An bgubeIn ipie
Nnbrs, neil bic Bebdrblnnp. ipeIdbe aus
. WrainsInbletien befisbt. ipeI6e erIaugt
urb eingenommeff tperben i6nHen, cbHe
bab jernnrb etipas bnbon merit. Ieri
ber pefer ireeubiptIfe bon ienen gimp.
toMen bat uub fidt enti6lieBt, einen gsrs
fu@ sn mntfn. 10 aeben Sie MIR 5u
tyaeHosiner auieH upothefe nHb fraleE
Gle rad DreisBrniu Gdbomene 1dbiet
ten. Tpar nebme oisieIbeu nn4 einipeb
fnfin. iplt iie ieber beriieaelter Tube
betlteaer. 7ig itfrfenbe iino befebenbe
Araff mntt fl6 baIb fiibfb1r nnb mnH
erfrtui fif Der Nrsiioen eires gefnubsn
H6rptrs. Ttds IabIetisn. iueI6s lir'
fpriiuaiin bon berbcrragenben Mersten
ifnb npptbeiern Giisaeaeber ipuroefl.
tpsrben iebf ann GsIbii1ebrduG init boil
iidnsieer Gsbrducb sduipeiinns berpddt,
fobafi es ldnsIi6 urnotbip 1T. eiren
siI,i ,um Bsrfhreiben berfsIben su be-
snhIsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-13
0aie.Saa.

9ieries Spiel Der @eltmeifteridni.s-
Serie in Bolton seitern. gra6te
J ben oritten Sieg fir Die .0leo
Gods. - 9em Spiele iDobnten
41,096 3uifaier BEL. Seute
gtadnittas fiinftes Spiel Der Ss.
RE in B6ilaoelpbia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-13
gor hem Grtrinfen be,uallrt.

Qfirf Elm $1ar mare seitern Rod.
inittag Der ied,a Sabre alte Wtorris
GobiI bon geo. to29 ct Gregory
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-13

Steinpap aon5ertfliissl.
Der @ortrug finbet in Der Wlerio'
rial 6ale itati unb bic Wlitglttoer
iin6 nit ibren Samsu unb Greunben
eingclaben. Ger @nfaug TT
prdliie s llbr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-13
Samiltox.

llnier gsent in Snmiltun III
Serr Gouarb grnf, 449 Sib Saufte
Strafe. ScG Sci. 476 g. Dome
Rbpue 1851 y.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-13

@ei6e alubs treffeu feilte Worgen
Gus Bolton in 9biIaSelphia ein lpo
beiitc Radprrittag bas finite SpieI
Der Gcrie gum slustrag gelanst.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-03-25
EUROPEAN WAR NO. %.

When Catherine the Great woul
move
From Moscow TO Sianbaul
The Capitol Of her Empire,
And 10 divide the whole
World. Nap0lean and Alexander
Could not agree, the Musco2iic
Wanted Constantinople
As his religious right.
To that key to the door of Russia
Napoleon would NOT agree,
i For Russia in Constantinople
| Would rule the world, said he,
And this question broke the friend
ship
OF two Emperors, and their hate
Resulted in Russian INVASION
! BY Napoleoa with his great
Amy and burning of Moscow
Defeat at Leipsic and Waterloo.
The loss of his throne and exile
To St Helena we know.
The Car pointed out the sick man,
And so events moved on
And burst the Servian powder barrel
And Armaggeddon begun.
Stanbual on the Golden Horn
Near fifteen centuries old,
Has 400 Mooques, 5000 shops
Beauties and treasures untold;
The picture city of tn eworld
The Bosphorus shores unfold,
Like bridal dream of loneliness
That never can be told
In slumbrous silence to the sea
The Turkish ladies glide
jealousy yelled in beautiful boats
On the Sweet Waters" tide;
Rowed by oarsmen in liveries
The scene has wondrous charm
Hundreds az ethere in their beauty
Hc udlni
But the slumbrous silence is broken
As they drift on the sylvan tide,
To the shore of the silvery Bos-
phorus
While fleets shell the other side.
To place the Cross DER the Crescent
The Moslem secrets unfold
And the Sultan's 5000 manuscripts
Give to the Christian world.
Now Uncle Sam wants payment
For the loss of the William Frye
Sunk by the German Pirate
Who so long has dared defy
The English, French and Russians
Took eleven ships and their crews
But now gone in cold storage
In the harbor of Newport News.
rhe French and Germans had fight
In the district of Champagne,
rhe French attack was fiercely met
Loss sixty thousand men.
Thirty six women urses killed
In the armies of the Gar,
Three thousand guard roads and
bridges
The iron cross to wear.
treat Sea Lords in Britains fleet
Heroes of national glory,
can, Bart, CORVALLIS and Suffen,
Will live in immortal story.
lilly Blue and his Jackies true
Will make the Moslems cry
or quarter, and for England
Will take Etanbual or die.
III. s. FISH. :
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-03-25
EASTER.

Awake thou that sleepest
And rise up from the dead,
And get new light from Jesus
Thine everlasting head;
Rejoice for he hath risen
Triumphant DER the grave,
And over hell he reigneth
Who died the world to save.
Loud was the ongel chorus
When Christ the crucified
Savior, divine Redeemer,
All the world glorified
With a hope of life eternal
BY faith in His precious blood,
First in the resurrection
To enter the gates of God.
Rejoice, 0 earthly mortals!
Ye sinners doomed to die
With incense of Easter Lilies
Let your prayers ascend on high
Give glory and alteration
That shall never, never cease,
To him who died for Sinners
The Eternal Prince of Peace.
Hush all, all the sinful passions,
May love our bosoms fill,
Think Of the Man of Sorrows
And sink into his will;
The King of Saints He's coming
To call us from the tomb,
And Easter flowers eternal
In Paradise shall bloom.
III. s. FISH.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-03-25

DR.. Fahrney's Teething Syrup is
the only baby medicine that Is always
safe. Teething made easy. No bad
nights.-Advt.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
Stoppage Of Train
Injuries the Grew

Conductor stats ana Brakeman Enlffs
of Northwestern train No Ns seeond
section. we're painfully Injured lpst nifht
N an unusual manner Conductor Stats
was 40 badly hurt that he hAd e b
taken % Mercy hospital cosnefl nluffs.
when the train arrived A. ths hfHt
.tooplns point IN che Bluffs Yards Con:
ductor Stats failed 70 appear and after
waiting nearly twenty minutes yard en-
pioyae went 10 tho way ear They fcpnd
ths conductor and prakeman lyin9 hflp-
less on the cushIonk They had hcep
thrown against the cad OF tbs car ~
abe sudden stopping Of the train, When
the airbFakes we're applied souetAinF
happened that threw on the rmerssnry
brakes at the esrne moment This
brought the entire tfain to stop with
almost the fsrce Of collision. notn
men were painfully bruised. but The eons
ductor most seriously hurt
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28

lowed NJ with another moderate supply
Today, only about twcnty-eight cars or
500 head being received. Receipts for
the week TO date foot up only t2.a9i head.
~ against 9o.6So head last week, 1859
two weeks aeo and i7sil a year ago.
supplies FOR the last two days are smaller
tnnn for any similar period since the
Third week OF June. when the Monday and
Inessday runs footed up less than 500
ola sheep made up fair share or The
receipts again today. hut continued 10 be
N very good demand, and ~ = general
thing scored lo@ibc advance. Several
yearlings touched $40 mofe than once
There were no wethcre Of consequences
here Offerings Of AGED sheep during the
last two days have been the largest IN
some time N spite of the fact that lamb
The lamb trade, which was such 4 drag
Yesterday opened out slow again TODAY
and while most sellers thought lambs
ought to show. a. much gain as ewes and
making their selections and very little
Il was nearly noon before everything
was cleaned w. but when aelee finanv
cut loose they had carried their point
40 Nal9es were generally quoted as
moved at sNisaSH. best lambs here
selling II the latter figure which was
the top, almost without sorting white
most OF those Al sSl6 carried q poor
end even after feeders had been sorted
Quotations on sheer and lambs: Lambs.
good 70 choice, Sso0DNe6; lambs. fair to
e9ed, N.4fas.oe; igfnbs feeders. 81 Con
l.se; ytorllngs fair to choice, N.7k8
800; wethera, feir TO choice s5.2sH6 q.
ewes; sood % choice sAsSas,l5. ewes,
q Representative nalae.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
Omaha Man Sees
Rescuers at Work

l. n. zlmman eontractlng agent Tor
The electric light company, has jus' re-
turned from Chicago. and whlls there
he waA able 10 get ~ the sAasd Tine
and to board the Eastland as !. Jay on
is side IN the Chicago river, He wicked
the length Of the top. Or SIDE Of the
boat and saw the work Of RESCUE gpjne
on st that time. Mr. zlInmhn says ~
saw the application OF The aeetxieqe
torches. which we're used 70 cut helea
IN the aide 81 the boat through the steel
frame 10 get at the bodies Of those whe
were caught in the traps.
The nen worked Ike Trolanr. and
the rapidly with which they were able
10 make an opening through the slsel
sides was simply maryelous he said
'The application Or the pnlfnotor was
really Vondcrfui ana saw them save
the lives OF many 10 that way they
called into service practically every pull
motor IN chicaEo."
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Demand for Shares Broadens and
Strength is shown



NEW YORK. July g7.-Domand Tor
stocks brOadcned today ana the market
gave the best exhibition OF alntained
strenSth Witnessed M some time or
particular aigniflcence was the reawak-
cning II activity IN tho roilroad shares
The dullness and heavlueas OF these
stocks 81 late. t0gethor with rcporta
81 dimlnlshine. EARNINGS and The possi-
Instances, have constituted one Of the
most unfaVorable aspects Of the situa-
ton. To-day. however. wave of optlul-
Ss 's e.me ~" 70 sS sss spses ,sS
Total sales were S9o0oo gharca
The rise began with q Further market
Ing Of ne war stockAt several uf which
specialties and IN the AFTERNOON reached
the railroad stocks. 81 Paul wa lifted
~. Canadian Pacific 3 and large
nY hn,es othsrs isqm NJ, G points;
rose n points to $50 the preferred
: points 20 ne. crpcible steel points
% sl,s Baldwin lgcoin2tiyc ~ 70 $, can
~ 10 6lgt and Allls-Chslinefk preferred
tointa 20 tklt. all now high records
aIhc rise Was assisted by 4 considers bile
increase IN commission house buyine.
aSeed IMPETUS ,h e sns niSysnlsnt Was
the conduct OF tho market yesfef-
dny. The sharp recovery from tie
break on the torpeduins pf the
preted az an Indication Of underlying
strength BuSine 81 railroad stocks
was prompted by an evident scarcity Of
these shares nnd BY rumofs Of . grant
There was heavy buying q steel IN
anticipation Of = favorable quarterly
statement which was realized fully when
Bonds were Irregular Total sales PAL
value 81 edn0fo a.
United States -. coupon declined i
r.s.t. = ..,.s ,... .....
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
OMAHA GnwERAL nfARwnT.


BUTTER--No. /. lib. cartons. &c; No.
'cHErEsEl- Imported Swiss, $50; Amer
icsn 9wisa, 2sc; block swiss. &c twins.
SIC daillss iste triplsss iss4es Yong I'm
burger, Alb, eoc; New York white, isc.
imported French Roouefort, 40.
afISH-Trout. i5e; whlteflsh lac; hall
scottish, io9iSc; mscEarei, iSc salmon.
SwEEr PoTAroEs-lxanuas, s2.7S bhI.
BEEF CuTs-Ribs; NO. ], isstc; No. ?.
no. :. lssic No. q lssIe chucks: No. !.
llhc. No. 2 1lo; No, 3 i0kc, Roimdss
P FS NO. NO "a Sc: NJ S No. No, No ~ &
Fruit and vssstabfv prices fusnish,d By
el sliIl ,lS,,,.l fruit company;
1905 i5sS 81 sou saoo y bef SoS
California Nalencias. 1905. N.25 per box (;
California ValenciaA. It's, zoos. si6s e50s,
den Bowl, sOos, seOs. $50 pei boxi extra
fancy sunkiet, Soos, 3Gln, $500 Dor box (;
extra fancy Red Rau, zoos, ssos, $3.50 per
per box; Elberte, four basket crates, 600
per cratei 1lhfrta. four basket crates.
eQ-cFaate lots. ssszc crate: Elbertas. buah-
$40 per bu.. PIunns. Burbanka, SOC per
crate, Pears, California Bartletts, Sl.f6
per. crate. Blaekberries y pr cases.
t-'tN w. ~ At%f AfNtANnNNt AlENluNl. run
Changuincla and Port Limon. 70 per 10.
Cantaloupea, Ponies. 5fs rs per crate,
Maops Nevadsa Standards. $500 per crate
VfcGETABIMfS-Ca Cabbage. homegrown
and southern, 11zc per III; nd. lettuce.
1890 per doz.i peppers. co. yer basket;
H. lettuce, 10r dox.i Tomatoes, Sis per
box onions. Wash, 2hc per III: celery.
o5c per dos. cucumbern. u.76 peg basket
parsley. $50 per dox.: wax and green
beans. SOC per basket green peas. 6Oc
per BASKET: new beets. carrots and fur
nips. zoe per basket radishes, 10c per
dos. New potatoes. eoc per blu Sweet
walnufa 1ec per ID, filberts, 15c per Id
Branils. l44o per lb.; pecens, INC per
cracker1ack. $50 per case Cornpops,
$s.25 per case. cracker1ack. e.7b por half
case. compops. n.6 per half case.
Peanuts. No. raw. 50 hi Jumbo raw,
IL per H.. No. l roasted, &c per ID. f;
Jumbo roasted. 90 per ID. WateFneIoni
Susfs-Eo, walnuts. isc h., fiIbsrts.
$50 III: BraHllE, i2,tc h.; pecnnn, i2,kc lb.i
almonds. 2Dc ID
MISCELLANEOUS crackerlacls, S. 30
case X case, ei.7b, cornpops, ss25 caee;
a ease, 4.65 Peanuts No. ! raw, &c ID.
No l roasted, Sc h.. jumbo, raw, SC 10. /.
Jumbo roasted. l0c ID. sailed. SIS can.
Honey $40 case. Lines, 500 basket
Waterxnel0ne, lac ID.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Makes Good Advance. New
Selling Three Centa Higher and
Old Five Cents.
CORN TRADE REMAINs Steady


OMAHA, July n. 1915
Both the old and the new wheat made
strong advances today. New wheat was
quoted 2tc 20 Sc hlcher. while tho old
sold unchanged 10 g higher. Receipts
OF this cereal were hght and were hardly
eneuFh 70 take care Of the strong de-
The corn market remained steady and
sold unchanGed 70 NC higher
Oats receipts were light and there was
= tair demand. The oats market was
quoted UNCHANGED
Reports on corn from Illlnois ana parts
ot Indiana show wonderful growth dur
ing the last few weeks. In eastern In
diana some Of the crop 10 IN the earlnR
etagc with two ears to the stalk and
IN Texas. Oklahoma and southern Kan
sas u is making very rood progress
Most 81 the had reports received SO far
have come from the northwest
.Clearancee were. Wheat and flour.
eSnal TO 900 bushels; corn, none; oats,
Liverpool spot. Wheat. 1Qed lower;
corn, UNCHANGED 20 "a lower
Primary wheat receipts were if22Ono
bushels and shipments 2po,ooo bushels
against receipts OF 242oo00 bushels and
shipments Of 2ed0eo0 bushels last vear
Primary corn receipts were ~ coo BUSH
els and shipinenta 80 go bushels, against
receipts OF 5fe.ooo bushels and shipments
OF 89,00 buaheie last year.
Primary oats receipts were $4,000 bush
els and shipments soSooo bushels against
receipts Of l,tq2, 90 bushels and shipments
of sSs,Ooo bushels last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28

- NEHEH 7IFNU0 county UInh, lrTI4able
land a. first payment on 81 d Irr..1,
Phone Harvey t6'4
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
GEORGE sTONEY DIES
AT CT uuaeulfCA ApI1

Word was received YESTERDAY OF tho
death OF George r. stonev az Fort
Hpechpca. Ariz.. whore Ne has been for
ne last four years for hls health.
he was the son of AIR end Mrs. George
Stcney OF Omaha Tho elder Mr.
sloney was c.rr'oyfl 81 ne ouar;ennas-
iers department United states sr,av
here, for many years, bot went 10 Fort
Huachuea swo yeels Reo taking position
IN The qu7rtermasfors department there
IN order % be near his SON Thomas VI
stoney. = brother. Il also employed IN
The qpartennAster's Department here.
The body viii be brouEht to Omaha Tor
burial
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
NEw YoRK enNnRAL MARKnF'
Quotations Of the Dss ON Various
Commodittes.

Commodities.
FLoUR-Firmer; spring patcnss, ssG
wiIEAT--spot. rirn: No. rpd. new.
siisUliS, and No. 2 hard, new n.Nh,
G. 3 r New York. No. I northern, Du-
iuth, N.ftitc. c. l. T.. Buffalo. Futures
steady; september. ul5h
'CORN--Spct. steady; No. yellow, Nhe,
HAY--strong; prime $40 30, !, $40
q - 80. 2. sis; No. ;, $3.50; shippins,
'oix'T's~spot steady. standard. elssc,
10. white, etei fancy Clipped white,
: HHsA IS prime. siao. No. 1. n.@
%: sl.t; No, 2. sim; No. 3 H.&; shipping,
HoPs~ouIes: state, common 10 choice.
VA crop. salsc; Pacific coast, isii crop.
HtpEe-steadys Bosota, Nasic; Gem
| tfal America. Sc
LnATHER-Fir hemlocl firsts, sc;
seconds SoQstc.
PRovIsIoNs-P Pork, unsettled mess,
clear, fia0o02l.sQ. Beef. quiet; mess
SIS oiiS5o; family Nasoa2o5o lard,
easy. middle west x5B97.@
TALrsow- Steady; city. 5lfo country
lb.kH6,fc; special. sac.
creamery extras. asss@s;skci firsts, snfG
CSC. seconds, 2a42tc.
ZOOS Weak; receipts sseys eases;
| fresh gathered extras s3is626c: extra
firsts 1QezAtc; firsts. i9u2o1c; seconds
ScHifEEsE-steady: receipts. HOS boxes;
state. whole milk. fresh twins and flats
white. colored. specials, iS&4itc; average
''fsSfirjTisY--Ai,ve. not settled: dressed
quiet; western frozen roasting chickens,
ySH22c: fresh fowls. iced, iSh0fic, fresh
turkeys. iced. 150l6c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28

doto-i There Wae fairly liberal SUD
ply on hand. about 100 crna ~ IOfOl
head being received. Teal for t1a two
days amounts TO l62n head. 4 shtd tare
Of 100 head as compared with lat ntek.
but almost twice as large a. tWp wee IA
ago, and a gain Of nearly 5000 head over
the corresponding days 81 last year.
shipper buyers were fairly active from
the start this morning. out tbey insisted
on. and aOon Got a reduction IN prices
that amounted 10 fully Zoe, and a. much
as lbc IN a good many caaes They
bought butcher weight hogs as low az
$40 and even less than that for s0llit.
and paid on up a. high a. $40 for lighte
Packers. with a generous ouuay TO
pick from. used reports Of bearisil trade
Al Chicago AZ a club 70 force a ndl dime
decline. Their early bids we're a. much a.
49, loNef In most cases, but very little
sold until well alonG m the forenoon,
ami whei, bulk " the offerings finally
sta tied "a move prices were 10 che ma
joritY 81 cases not over l0c lower Values
were Uneven. and while some sales I'D
nos i0Ck 20 be more than 5ftl1c lower.
otAArs coule b pointed out that show "a
a l0ut5c decline IL anything tbs mixed
and butcher weight kinda allowed the
nlcaf OF the break.
Bulk q the packer purchases was made
around lof0f8h0 with the usiiDi aprlnk-
linG on either side Of these figlron
shippars helped to swell out this marrow
bulk by buying mixed hogs Of butcher
weights around no Rest LIGHTS failed
10 bring over G.t0 which Il the lowest
point the top has reached for s0fas time
IlnnFHnfn fnfiNn EafnHf
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
oHIoAeo CRAM AND rnov1sIoNs
Features Of the Traains ana Closins
Prices on Hoard % Trade.

Features OF the Traafng ana Closing
Prices on hoard % Trade.
CHICAGO. July s7.-Bleck rust be-
North Dakota gave additional Impetus
today 70 an .upturn the wheat market
received, owing 10 unwelcome rains
throughout the west Prices closed
strong, Ne to lac above last night Corn
finished No to Nc Up and oats with q
gain OF &c TO INC. Tho outcome In pro-
visions varied from Toe decline 20 l5c
Warmer Temperatures which were re-
states seemed to cause quick increase
Of complaints OF widening OF the rust
area At the same time the injury In
fllcsed was In some cases said 70 be
graver In character than had heretof0re
been noted this season. For example,
stefna ct Cokato. MINI, were described
as perforated clear up to the head.
Crop damage and wet weather N Kan
sas; Nebraska snd Missouri wheat fields
due TO black rust. II was said much
wheat remained uncut In Nebraska
Corn sympathized with wheat strength.
Besides, country offerings were small
and the eastern inquiry fairly active.
Oats hardened In price on account OF
the firmness of other cereals and be-
cause Of harvest delays. Harvest ex-
perienced considerable dIfflculty trying
Support from packers rallied the pro-
visions market after a sharp break. The
temporary weakness was brought about
by the llquidating sales IN pork and lard
and by lower prices for most grades OF
Closing prices on OPTIONS;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28

cATTfE- Receipts were not sspeclsiiy
hesyy a. this point. only iM cara heink
reRorte.d IN, The total for lhe two days
smaller than last weeks weeks heavy heavy run i1"1i i
and not lar from the same a. year ago.
was an very vnSaiisiae factory esndltion
large Influx Of Texas cattle, which are
year; a she same time iRs local MARKET
has had 2 good many California, oregon
and Msalcrn steers: all Of which tends
Nasarallx esongh, the mnrkeg on western
Mse eSs ego IS ,t ls sssasins under the IN
carrying down the market on cornfedE
as vel. While strictly choice 20 fancy
SSs's esh nsys not Eeewn e much dselgga
cattle coming forwafd was ioQibc lower
again today, OF arcund $50 lower for tho
Very few cornfed cows and hesfers are
coming. most Of The stuff being slippery
grassefn, which are breaking along with
"a me nhrket on steers and IN about the
! TRe best steers, such a are hrinsInE
SpQ or better. have not shown 80 much
somas 81 but yss s ssw s sss ni MARKET
10 around 1562tc lower for fhe week
Is, 99|R'.ati0ns en- on Ge!iis aood % choice
iSss oossa ecod at e eho aSS0 s ssSr,
becves. }s2b69.e5; fair TO good cornfsd
led beevss II scds 81 good 70 choice fod
hsIiers; EQoaS %. seod 70 cfoics FED
haiferf, f6.h04f .sss good 10 ehniee grass
cows. te.O01e.tO; fair 10 5000 cows. s52b
q6oe: common 70 fair COWS, s36oQ6 s5i
good 20 choice Feeders q. 504ea0, fair 20
good feederg, s. lbo7,sos common 10 fair
ftQckers. Fi.5006hQ: stock hcifers f615fr
ts.o047 70; veal calves. ss.oofls,5s; fat bulls.
stagt etc. N.bOn7e5 f
Representative sales
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28

These sales were reported today Wheat
No. hard winter: ! car told}., 81 s.; I car
tnewl. sl.aiss. 30: ) hard winter; 4 car,
Iold) ti.se; car tnewl G.M. No hard
winter: 2 ears tncw), $40. No. Z spring
car si.z2, Corn No. 8 white car, 15lscf
No. yellow. ! car. nc. No. yellow; A
car. ne No, 2 mixed I car snear white.
18c; car. f0c; car l5tc. No. mixed
: cars. 56e; ! car. 751kc. No. mixed
car. TSc Sample: ] car (hot Yellow, tic:
No. ( white: I car. sc. Sample; y car,
43c; lN cars, i1c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat; No. tur>
key, 22q1. SO; No. 3 turkey, N.Sl4i,s2;
"a 30; No. Z hard, sl.oeeRa. 2; No. ) spring,
tl-a0Gi- "a; No. 2 durum. tl.O6nl.o7; No. 3
durufn si,059t0s. Corn: No. white. REQ
sel<c; 40. 3 white, 7bs3a7sc; No. 4 white,
bl{075ec; No 5 white. 75fp76ihc: No. I
yellow 5ek@lIei No. 3 yellow. 7elaWllc;
no. yellow. 7ees7eizc, No. s yellow, $40
fSkc; No. 9 yellow. Rit67gc; No, mixed
7b3tdp76c; No. 3 mixed, 7bif476c; No.
mixed, 7bql5ltc; o, ) mixed, 7t&076Ac; No.
8 mixed, 7SN7likc sample mixed. 6717ic.
Oats; No. white 49h1i91fc; standard.
4Ssf040c; No. 3 white, lshdiiSike: No. 4
white, t7apsec Barley: Mating. e70Sec
No. feed, 6fe1ebc. Rye No. 3 a56p6c
No. g. e4Q95c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28

NEW YORK. July s.-.C0FFEfl--Aiar-
x ss "a sl Sss e gon'J A net osr 'sls
tember G.t2c October, 66fc; November,
Go; December. d68c. January. es3c.
February. e,7ec, March, s.a5c; April eSec;
stesdy: No. I no. nc: sentoe S ss,s
99sc. Cost and freight offers were quoted
"a sieF with Santos T. At $500 and Rio fe
AT 7l5c Mo exchange on London. f-l9d
lower, Milreis prices we're unchanged az
both Rlo and santos.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-28
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